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Georgian Style Mahogany and Gilded Mirror

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Circa 1880. A good George III style carved mahogany and gilded wall mirror. The top surmounted with a gilded Hoho bird with fine fret work on all sides. There is further carved and gilded work on the sides, the rectangular mirror is contained in a carved and gilded gesso slip, the shaped bottom with a carved and gilded shell. Unusually the mirror has a stand at the back so it can either be used as a strut mirror or hung on the wall.

92cm H, 52cm W

Our Ref: 31787
Price
£800.00  UK
$1004.08  USA
€957.28  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 25/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Category Antique Mirrors Period Late Victorian Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as178a5566 / 31787 Status Sold

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EH6 7HF

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