Mid Century Modern Framed Arch Mirror by Dillingham Pecky Cypress With Walnut Trim

Lovely vintage Mid Century Modern framed arch mirror by Dillingham Manufacturing Company. Comprised of an arched mirror surrounded by a rustic pecky cypress with walnut trim. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear even if it has been refinished or restored. We have found no outstanding flaws. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Mid-20th Century.

NOTE: We have this Dillingham framed arched mirror and matching 6 drawer dresser listed here as a set, check it out. And the dresser by itself as well.

While there are plenty of mirrors in this world… occasionally you come across a vintage mirror with style that presides over the others…like this marvelous framed arch mirror by Dillingham Manufacturing Company. We searched high and low for a line or an artist to credit on this piece but sadly, to no avail… but no matter… it is incredible regardless!!! The mirror is arch shaped surrounded by a rectangular rustic pecky cypress backing trimmed with a walnut outer rim. Talk about GORGEOUS!!!! It would be wonderful in a dressing room, over a desk or vanity, in your bathroom over a pedestal sink, in a hall or entry way. It is full of versatility and bears a timeless style sure to make a profound statement in any room you choose! This is a classic beauty with a stunning Mid-Century Modern presence that you are sure to love for years to come.

John Thomas Dillingham was born in 1833 in West Falmouth, Massachusetts. He studied at Friends College at Providence, Rhode Island and became involved in the mercantile life as his father owned a store. In 1856 he went into Legislature where he served one term in Massachusetts. Dillingham Manufacturing Company began under the title Swift, Dillingham, & Co. in 1857 as a sawmill business which included Joseph Swift (Dillingham’s Father-in-Law,) his brother-in-law, E. Slade, and himself, J.T. Dillingham. In 1866 that partnership was dissolved, and Dillingham acquired the manufacturing department. After his death in 1889, Dillingham Manufacturing Company was incorporated, and Edwin Slade was President. Throughout its history, Dillingham Furniture Co. became one of the leading furniture manufacturers in the United States and collaborated with renowned designers and artists, further enhancing its reputation in the industry. Notable designers who worked with the company included Milo Baughman, Merton Gershun, and Kipp Stewart. They closed their doors permanently in 1988 but the company’s contribution to the American furniture industry remains significant and many pieces are sought after today.

High-quality manufacturer, versatility, and a striking style that you can only find in a vintage Dillingham piece. This marvelous vintage mirror is just too exquisite to let go. You simply MUST have it… so, just do it… make it YOURS!!!

Mirror Size:
– Height: 40 Inches
– Width: 28 Inches
– Depth: 2.5 Inches
– Mirror Glass Size: 33 x 21.25 Inches
– Weight: 31.27 Pounds

Boxed Size:
– Height: 46 Inches
– Width: 33 Inches
– Depth: 8.5 Inches
– Weight: 45 Pounds