Age of Mirror Frame?

[ANCIENTONE]

Any ideas as to how old this frame is? 

[mart]

Can we see the back and a closer shot of the front !!

[ANCIENTONE]

Here's more pics...

[Rauville]

I would say walnut from the last quarter of the 19th century?

[ANCIENTONE]

Thank you Rauville. 

Now I need to get a mirror cut. Descent find for 7$?

[bigwull]

Thank you Rauville. 

Now I need to get a mirror cut. Descent find for 7$?

Did you have a Trick or Treat mask on when you got it...cos...you stole it at that price....well done,

[ANCIENTONE]

I am pretty scary looking but no mask...  Hey! Maybe that helps with my negotiating prices. Got a similar mirror with this one but I think it's 1930's or 40's.

[ghopper1924]

Walnut, 1870s. A steal for $7.00.

[bigwull]

I am pretty scary looking but no mask...  Hey! Maybe that helps with my negotiating prices. Got a similar mirror with this one but I think it's 1930's or 40's.

No mask you say...Well!....perhaps i can help you out here....what about this one...LOL!

[cogar]

I don't think I would date it that old given the 2-piece back(er) board.

[KC]

I have to agree with cogar.

[ANCIENTONE]

No mask you say...Well!....perhaps i can help you out here....what about this one...LOL!

That one might kill the deal. I prefer the Zeus/castaway look.  Here's me and the wife, she's the one in make-up...

[ANCIENTONE]

Here's a pic of a cut nail I pulled from the back panel. About 3/8 of and inch or 10mm. Maybe it can be dated from this?  It also has holes on sides where it was mounted to a dresser.

[bigwull]

looks like a hand pulled nail...as opposed to a machined one that would almost certainly be round all the way up the shank....

[ANCIENTONE]

Do you mean drawn or wire nails? Cut nails were phasing out here around 1880, but this looks like a cross between a cut(square shank) and drawn nail.