Industrial Gate Mirror – Salvaged & Repurposed from Dover Council Estate
This striking industrial mirror has been expertly crafted from a salvaged 1930s council estate gate, believed to have originated in Dover, Kent. Once a functional architectural feature, it has been thoughtfully repurposed into a large statement wall mirror, combining vintage charm with a bold, utilitarian edge.
Measurements (as shown in images):
- Width: approx. 84cm (33”)
- Height: approx. 84cm (33”)
- Depth/Thickness of frame: approx. 4.5cm (1.75”)
Crafted from solid, aged metal with original patina and beautiful rusting throughout, the frame features grid-style bars with a robust, authentic texture. The newly fitted mirror pane has been cut and mounted behind the grid, creating a unique industrial aesthetic perfect for loft-style interiors, contemporary spaces, or eclectic vintage homes.
Whether propped up or wall-mounted, this one-of-a-kind piece brings history and character into any room.
🛠️ Key Features:
- Authentic 1930s steel gate from a Kent council estate
- Hand-converted into a grid-panelled mirror
- Heavy-duty frame with welded joints and original fixing brackets
- Ideal for interiors with industrial, vintage, or rustic decor
This is a rare and original item with only one available — once it’s gone, it’s gone.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ITEM IS PICK UP ONLY
Due to the size and weight of the mirror, postage is not possible. Buyer must collect from our Folkestone shop.
Please contact if you have any questions
Kory: 07716561405 (WhatsApp message preferably)
hello@thesoutheastemporium.co.uk
