This authentic, hand-carved wooden hand mirror is a beautiful example of early 20th-century folk art. Crafted from a single piece of wood, it features a classic "paddle" design with a smooth, teardrop handle that has developed a rich, dark patina from decades of use.
​The mirror itself is high-quality beveled glass, showing genuine "foxing" (charming silver-loss spots) that proves its age and character. It’s held in place by original hand-tapped iron tacks—a rustic detail that tells the story of its handmade origins.
​Era: Circa 1900–1940s
​Material: Hand-carved wood with beveled glass
​Size: 25 x 9.5 x 1cm
​Condition: Beautiful vintage character. Please note there are some cosmetic scratches on the glass surface and natural silvering spots, as pictured, which are consistent with its age and use.