Antique early 20th century oak framed arts and crafts mirror this lovely size mirror would look great in a bathroom/ hallway etc lovely aged mirror or plate as it is known probably had a cover on the back but does not detract from the beauty of the item heavy hand made item some age related wear only adds to the look! Free standing or can be hung 
30 cm wide 35 cm tall 2 cm depth 
Sown with other mirrors for sale separately 
The Arts and Crafts movement began in Britain in the mid-1800s as a reaction to industrialization. The movement sought to revive traditional craftsmanship and promote the creative independence of individual craftspeople. 
Origins
The movement's roots can be traced back to Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, an English architect and designer. 
The movement's ideas were spread by William Morris, who believed that good design could help balance the negative effects of industrialization. 
The movement's ideas were also spread by Gustav Stickley, who started The Craftsman magazine. 
Influences
The movement's ideas spread across the British Empire, Europe, and America. 
The movement's ideas were influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite painters. 
The movement's ideas were influenced by the Gothic Revival Style. 
Characteristics 
The movement's design focused on natural materials, notably wood.
The movement's design focused on good craftsmanship to produce sturdiness and utility.
The movement's design promoted a focus on nature, craftsmanship, simplicity, and functionality.