Shaving Mirror?

[brewerj7]

I have this mirror that I think is really interesting, but I don't really know what it is.  The mirror pulls down to have a downward angle and the pegs all swivel to hang things.  Here are the pics:





Does anyone know what this is?

[KC]

The knobbed arms should rotate out.  This should hang on a wall.  And the knobbed tops would have held beautiful hats - thus the tops are not pointed!

[brewerj7]

So would this be more for an entry hall?

[KC]

This would have been for a entry hall or even a dressing room.

[brewerj7]

Thanks!  Any idea how old?

[sapphire]

Found one along the same lines, but the mirror doesn't tilt.

http://www.antiquearts.com/5063/PictPage/1923006269.html

[sapphire]

And a wee bit closer.......(but a lot less $$)

http://www.rubylane.com/shops/bandtantiques/item/001022?gbase=1

[D&b antiques]

it's and interesting Mirror. we can see english influence in the barley twist then in the wooden knobs. we see Thomas Sheraton influence. then again oak grain,

Oak being most popular from 1890 to 1930. the brass rivets would support that time frame.

[KC]

I believe very late 1800's to very early 1900's.  Faux bamboo style.  Bamboo furniture became very popular in Europe in the 19th century and a industry developed making "faux" bamboo furniture. The various wooden parts were turned and carved to resemble bamboo - some more elaborate than others.  Many would call Victorian in style.

[brewerj7]

Really good information.  Thanks!