Continental Carved Giltwood Mirror

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A Continental Carved Giltwood Mirror, probably Swedish and dating from circa 1840. Beautifully toned in 2 colours of gold with burnished highlights, the lunette with a scallop shell, rushes & coral, the lower frieze with flower heads and laurel. A Fine & Rare piece

dimensions
69.5 cm max w (top)
62.5 cm max w (base)
10 cm max d
141.5 cm overall height Jonathan's 46 years' experience as owner of 'Cull Antiques' gives you the reassurance that you can buy from us with confidence. All our stock is in beautiful condition unless otherwise stated, and ready to be enjoyed in the home.

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Date circa 1850  19th Century Antiques Material Giltwood Origin Swedish Item code as115a330 / D1182 Status Sold

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