French Turned Faux Bamboo Wall Mirror with Tapered Finials, circa 1900

This French faux bamboo mirror from circa 1900 features a finely turned wooden frame shaped to emulate jointed bamboo, with evenly spaced nodes and sharply angled finials marking each corner. The warm honey-colored finish highlights the cylindrical form and the subtle irregularities of early faux bamboo work, a style widely appreciated for its balance of charm and refinement.

The mirror plate shows noticeable surface wear and age-softened markings, giving the piece an authentic antique presence. The wooden backboard is consistent with period construction, while the hanging wire has been updated for stability. The frame’s narrow profile and distinctive finials lend a sculptural silhouette, making this an easy accent piece for entryways, dressing areas, or part of a layered gallery wall.

Compact, warm in tone, and stylistically versatile, this mirror brings a touch of French country-house character without overwhelming a space—an elegant example of turn-of-the-century faux bamboo craftsmanship.

Height: 20.75 in (52.71 cm)

Width: 17.5 in (44.45 cm)

Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)