Peruvian Cuscaja mirror set

This set consists of Peruvian reverse-painted glass narrow mirrors (often called Cuzcaja or Cuzco style) featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilding over a wood frame. Estimated Value Pair Market Value: $80 – $150 USD for the pair on the secondary resale market (e.g., eBay, Etsy, local vintage shops). Retail / Handcrafted Price: New artisan-made pairs of similar long narrow Peruvian mirrors typically sell online for $160 Key Factors Affecting Value: Condition: As visible in the photos, there are paint loss, chips, and wear along the decorative edges and corners (particularly around the scrollwork/notched trims). Minor damage reduces collector value toward the lower end of the resale estimate ($60–$90 range for the pair as-is). Size & Pair Match: Tall/long narrow accent mirrors (ranging ~35 to 50+ inches tall) are popular as entryway or hallway accents. Selling them together as a matching set increases desirability. Craftsmanship: These feature traditional Peruvian Cuscaja reverse-glass painting techniques where gold foliage and detailing are hand-painted on the back of the glass panels framing the mirror glass. 9seven1 530 o6seven1 text

Condition

Used (normal wear)