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Gilded and Ebonized Pier Mirror

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Circa 1880. A good George III style ebonized and gilded pier mirror. The large rectangular shaped mirror held in place by a stylish ebonized slip with four mirrors around it, in a gilded frame, with 4 large carved and gilded lion masks in each corner, with further mouldings to the outside, all the mirrors with slight foxing giving them a lovely mellow aged look.

151cm H, 97cm W
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£1750.00  UK
$2345.00  USA
€1995.18  EU
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Category Antique Mirrors Period Late Victorian Antiques Material Glass Origin English Item code as178a6179 / 33023 Status For Sale

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