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Friedman Brothers CW-LG3 Neoclassic Oval Looking Glass, ca. 1940
- Regular Price
- $800.00
- Sale Price
- $800.00
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Item: Wall Mirror
Make: Friedman Brothers for Colonial Williamsburg
Model: CW-LG3, Adams-Style Mirror
Age: ca. 1940
Construction: Plaster Over Wood, Wire
Dimensions: 21” W x 48” T
Condition: Good. Has some missing plasterwork on the fine details, mainly on the wire stems. Some minor silver loss to the mirror. Please see photos.
Details:
Friedman Brothers mastery of historical design has been the foundation of their licensing relationship with Colonial Williamsburg since 1938, when the company first began creating reproductions of antique mirrors and sconces in the CW museums. Their understanding of the craft of mirror making, a trade that is quickly becoming a lost art, make these some of the finest authentic antique reproductions available.
This mirror with its intricately detailed ornamentation, skillfully captures the essence of the neoclassic style so often associated with decorative motifs used by the main proponent of neoclassicism in England, Scottish architect Robert Adam. Adam introduced the neoclassic style to England in the 1760s, but it did not gain wide favor in America until after the Revolution.