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large group of matching 19th century american victorian era interior residential french beveled glass panels containing a nicely aged mirrored finish
  • large group of matching 19th century american victorian era interior residential french beveled glass panels containing a nicely aged mirrored finish
large group of matching 19th century american victorian era interior residential french beveled glass panels containing a nicely aged mirrored finish

large group of matching 19th century american victorian era interior residential french beveled glass panels containing a nicely aged mirrored finish

SKU: UR-15827-12
huge lot of original and intact 19th century antique american fanciful beveled edge rectangular-shaped mirrored glass panels salvaged from the extant david c. cook mansion, located in elgin, il. the c. 1880's thick plate glass panels were originally apart of a larger leaded gridded panel outfitting a small built-in nook. the silver nitrate coating has a nicely worn and weathered finish (e.g., black streaking) caused by moisture, etc. priced for the lot.

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