C. 1912 Japanned Shoe Store Advertising Mirror

This beautiful mirror features an oxidized copper finish with japanning present across the face and back of the piece. An advertising sign for Friedman Shelby branch of the International Shoe Company. International Shoe purchased Friedman Shelby in 1912 and took over operations until their closure in 1981. This piece is believed to have originated from in or around the city of Mexico, MO where the Friedman Shelby branch was located.

This mirror can be stood up or the legs can be removed for easy hanging on any wall. The mirror measures 12.25" x 9.5". The entire piece measures 22" x 14".

AB - 104112 - 122321
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