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Antique Wall Mirror, Victorian, Giltwood & Gesso

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This is an antique wall mirror dating to the Victorian period in the 19th century.

Victorian Gesso Frame
Ornate scroll and foliate detail
Fixings to top ready to hang landscape
Could be hung portrait or landscape
Deep rich golden tones
Minor damage to frame - only noticeable on close inspection.
Later mirror plate
Impressive deep relief

Dimensions:
Max Height: 110 cm (43.25")
Max Width: 125 cm (49.25")
Max Depth: 11 cm (4.25")

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Price
£595.00  UK
$782.90  USA
706.62  EU
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Category Antique Mirrors Date 19th Century  Victorian Antiques Material Giltwood Origin English Item code as272a2193 / R0478 Status Sold

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Courtlands Trading Estate
Taunton
Somerset
TA2 6NS

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