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Arts & Crafts Overmantle Mirror

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Arts & Crafts Overmantle Mirror arts crafts Baillie Scott daffodil %%alt5%%
An Arts & Crafts overmantle mirror after Baillie Scott's Daffodil design. The maker is unknown but the quality of workmanship suggests a maker of the calibre of Shapland & Petter,J.P. White or Wylie & Lochhead, all of whom are known to have produced inlaid designs of Baillie Scott inspiration. The frame is solid quarter sawn oak with a central bevelled edge mirror, flanked by inlaid stylised daffodils over chequer inlay panels.
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£795.00  UK
$1053.53  USA
€908.69  EU
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DimensionsTBC. Category Antique Furniture Date c.1906  Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Oak Origin British Condition Offered in very good original condition with no evidence of any significant damage or repair. Item code as157a084 Status Sold

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