Bramley House
Ironbridge Hammered Iron Round Mirror — In Jet
- Regular price
- $1,489.00
- Sale price
- $1,489.00
- Regular price
In Ironbridge, the Shropshire town where the world's first iron bridge was raised over the River Severn in 1779, mornings start with a last look in the hall mirror before heading out over the gorge. This round mirror is made for that moment at the door, and it carries the town's long love of worked iron into the home. Its iron frame is hammered by hand, so the surface catches the light in small facets, and at 51 inches across it brightens a whole wall.
The frame has a gentle patina, a soft, aged colouring that brings out the texture of the hammer marks. The mirror is a full circle and sits about an inch deep against the wall, and at 81 lbs it is substantial, so plan on two people to hang it.
Hang it above a console in an entry, where it bounces light around and gives a final check before you leave, or over a sideboard or a fireplace in a living room. In a dining room it reflects candlelight back across the table, and in a bedroom it makes a generous dressing mirror over a chest. This listing is for one mirror.
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