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Cobbler Brown Shoe Mirror

$651.20
$651.20
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DESCRIPTION

The Cobbler Brown Mirror is constructed from recycled lasts-the vintage wooden shoe molds essential to footwear craftsmanship since the days of ancient Greece and Rome. Each reclaimed form carries its own distinct shape and wood grain, creating a frame alive with visual depth and character.

Due to the use of reclaimed materials, slight variations in tone, shape, and patina may occur and are considered a hallmark of its unique construction.

23" wide 3" deep 39" high
wipe clean; avoid the use of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners
special shipping + handling required

DETAILS

SHIPPING

This item is either oversized, fragile or heavy; and in order to protect it, an upgraded shipping and handling method is required. As an extra savings, BSEID will share in the purchasing of this service by deducting the standard shipping portion from your delivery cost. Your Shipping Method will be calculated at checkout. Delivery options may be available at checkout. It's important to note, not every shipping method is available for each item or purchase.
If assistance is needed in selecting a Shipping Method, please contact our BSEID Customer Service team.

For more information about shipping and receiving details, and the description of the delivery services we provide please visit Shipping Info.

RETURN POLICY

This item is not eligible for return.

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Cobbler Brown Shoe Mirror

$651.20
$651.20
Sold Out

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