How do you remove an old glued mirror?

Instructions

Protect Yourself and the Area. Before you start the demolition, make sure all obstacles are removed.
Tape the Mirror. Cover the mirror with strips of tape, crossing in several directions.
Heat the Glue.
Pry a Corner.
Inspect and Repair.
Slide the Wire.
Continue Sawing.
Remove the Mirror.

What is the best way to remove a mirror glued to the wall?

Carefully wedge the pry bar in near one adhesive area, and gently pry to force the tile out slightly. If you pry against the drywall knife rather than the wall, you’re less likely to scrape, scuff, or otherwise damage the wall behind the mirror with your tools. Add more heat to soften the glue as necessary.

What was the case in the rafters of the House?

The vintage looking gray and green case was propped against a pipe and squeezed perfectly between the rafters. Someone obviously had taken great care to hide the case. Home repairs brought to a sudden halt, the homeowner removed the case from the rafters and called his wife to come home from work.

Where can I get an appraisal for an old mirror?

However, you can find ethical antique dealers, auction houses, and organizations that offer free appraisal events and services. Contact your local antique society for events in your area. Visit reputable antique dealers offering free appraisal services.

How can I find out how much my old mirror is worth?

Contact your local antique society for events in your area. Visit reputable antique dealers offering free appraisal services. Never rely on the opinion of a single dealer—visit several to get a good feel for your mirror’s actual worth.

What was the shocking discovery during home renovation?

For one Ohio couple, their dreams of transforming their 1940s Cleveland home into their dream home led them to a series of discoveries that truly were shocking. Unlike most home renovation discoveries, what this couple found was incredibly welcome, at least at first.

What’s the value of an old plaster mirror?

I’ve seen a rectangular mirror online made with a dark, carved plaster frame with gilding. It’s about half the size of the one you own. It was made by Century Industries, Chicago Illinois, circa 1950s. The dimensions are 22.5″ L x 2.5″ W x 30.5″ H. The current price is $200.

What’s the value of an antique Deco mirror?

The round Deco mirrors are at least between $50 to $200 depending on chipped glass or cloudy imperfections. Your antique compact rouge mirror is probably around $75 if the leather and woman’s image is in good condition. I have a mirror made by the Hart Mirror Company, dated 1949.