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Early mirrors are defined by a much more acute 90' angle between the head and base stem as indicated in the red circled area.
Effectively its similar to a mitered corner in wood working, this is the later style with a curved 90' Hope this helps. ![]() |
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Early mirrors are defined by a much more acute 90' angle between the head and base stem as indicated in the red circled area. Effectively its similar to a mitered corner in wood working, this is the later style with a curved 90' Hope this helps. ![]() Many thanks. I now have to see if one can be found. Any clue when the style changed? |
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