Q273775

1890s Victorian Carved Cherry Mantel with Beveled Mirror

$1,920

SOLD

This solid carved cherry mantel is from an original Pennsylvania coal baron mansion from the 1890s. The wood has a beautiful warm patina with the original finish. The beveled mirror is intact. There were originally two full height spindles on each side of the mantel, which were removed and neatly finished at some point in time. Please see the photos. The tile surround is no longer available.

Inventory no.

Q273775

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Dimensions

Overall 85.5 in. H x 66.25 in. L x 12.75 in. D, shelf 45.5 in. W x 10.125 in. D x 0.75 in. H, over mantel 41.375 in. H, shelf to floor 44.125 in. H, mirror 17.375 in. W x 35.25 in. L, opening 41.625

Length (in.)

66.25

Height (in.)

85.5

Depth (in.)

12.75

Opening width (in.)

35.75

Opening height (in.)

41.625

Composition

Mirror, Cherry

Color

Medium wood tone

Period

1890s

Style

Victorian

Refunds

You may return items for refund or exchange within 10 days of receiving them (online orders only). Returns may be subject to a 15% restocking fee. Custom orders are not returnable. Shipping charges are not refundable. Remember though, almost everything here is olde, and is sold as is.

Local Pick-Up

Local pick-up for most orders is available in our New York City store and Scranton, PA, warehouse. A fee may apply for larger or heavier items. Processing time may take 1 to 2 weeks. Local pickup is available in our Los Angeles store for items located there.

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