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Origins Mirror

Theodore Alexander
Origins Collection

Features

  • Shown in Sesame Finish

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  • Type: Mirrors

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The Origins Mirror recalls the elegance of 1920s design through polished, geometric forms and a simplified presence. Handcrafted in figured sycamore, the Origins Mirror I can be hung in a vertical or horizontal orientation. Finished in a choice of Sesame or Landmark.

Features

  • Shown in Sesame Finish
Collection Origins
Room / Type Décor / Mirrors
Main Materials Sycamore Veneer, mirror
Finish Materials VCF1851 - Sesame
Shapes Materials Rectangular
Net Weight 52.91 lbs (24 kg)
Gross Weight 68.34 lbs (31 kg)

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  • Type: Mirrors

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