Wooden framed mirrors

Here is a set of two mismatched mirrors that complement each other well due to the light colour of their wood, enhanced by darker lines and their era. I believe they date from roughly the same period, probably the first half of the 20th century. Both have a lovely patina, the patina of age. One is made of turned wood imitating bamboo, while the other is made of more simply worked wood, flat, just enhanced by dark lines. They are both in generally good condition, with unbroken mirrors, sturdy, but they show signs of their age and use: various marks on the wood (scratches, stains, small dents, holes) and marks on the mirrors (minor on one, several spots of missing silvering on the other). The turned wood one measures 19.5 cm by 14 cm, while the second measures 24 cm by 17.7 cm.