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Vintage round vanity mirror with a hand-painted lacquer frame, likely Indian, made before 2006. It stands on a table with its fold-out easel leg or hangs on the wall from its cord loop.
Design
The wide frame has a dark green-black lacquer ground painted in gold, orange and cream. The scene runs all the way around: domed and peaked buildings with brick and lattice detail, flowering trees, and several figures in long robes, including one seated in a chair. A thin painted line borders the outer rim. The round mirror glass sits inside the frame.
Back
The back is covered in dark green velvet held with small brass tacks. A velvet-covered easel leg folds out so the mirror can stand on a dresser or shelf; its end is notched into two feet. A braided purple and gold cord loop, fixed with a brass eyelet, lets it hang on a wall. No maker's marks, stamps or signatures.
Condition
Good vintage condition, with honest wear: - Pale scuffed patch on the upper right of the painted rim - Small flecks of paint off the outer edge - Light speckled spotting in the mirror glass (see close-up photos) - Crushed, uneven velvet pile on the back - Easel leg and hanging cord are intact and work Please view all photos, as they are part of the description.
Dimensions
About 7.8 in across and 0.8 in deep.
Free shipping. Carefully packed and shipped from Burke, Virginia.
