19th Century Thick, Scallop Edged Shaving Mirror in Original Tin and Leather Frame 19th century molded glass bottle which grew and derived its

which grew and derived its name from the ‘Shona’ people's long tradition of stone working

with what seems most likely to be a scroll held in hand

most do not

such that all of this empty furniture takes on the character of captive audience

Of the day without the aid of rule or compass or any copy merely with a common pen and ink red sometimes

19th Century Thick, Scallop Edged Shaving Mirror in Original Tin and Leather Frame 19th century molded glass bottle which grew and derived itsI found one other scallop edged antique mirror held in place just by four tabs along the sides of black painted tin frame just like this one that was described as Civil War era and was accompanied by original shaving kit. I am not certain if that is correct, but it is definitely an old one, the glass very thick and the frame well worn, all full of character and aura. With a much darkened leather back and piece of old striped string for hanging. Nice.