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mirrors with unfinished wooden frame?? can you buy them?

Pauline Ackerman

7 years ago

I've seen its of lovely mirrors in interesting shapes but most are very expensive and to save money I thought I could finish the frame myself..have had an unsuccessful google. This is the one I love but can't afford http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/decorativemirrorsonline/product/moroccan-bronze-mirror

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Daisy England
7 years ago
A glazing company should be able to supply you with a mirror only. That design is quite intricate so you might have to supply them with a template. You can then add your own frame.
Pauline Ackerman
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks..I wouldn't have a clue how to add a frame though..decorate one..yes but make one..nope.
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Luciana
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This one is on sale: http://www.exclusivemirrors.co.uk/gold-mirrors/angelica-metal-framed-mirror-104-x-62-cm?cPath=26&zenid=udcg7g7e497912jrvpq6p9gba7
Pauline Ackerman thanked Luciana
Pauline Ackerman
Original Author
7 years ago
Wow Luciana ..thank you..that's a lot cheaper !
Luciana
7 years ago
You're welcome! They are identical as far as I can tell, but more reasonably priced. Hope you manage to get it, I'm quite tempted myself...!

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