A Marvellous Regency Period Giltwood & Gesso Convex Wall Mirror c.1820

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A Marvellous Regency Period Giltwood & Gesso Convex Wall Mirror c.1820Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 25 Diameter: 30. 25 Depth: 3. 75 The large Regency period giltwood and gesso porthole wall mirror having the original convex mirror plate with ebonised slip, surrounded by a thick moulded gilt gesso frame with ribbon crestings, the whole with a good deal of character, patination and colour, surviving from the first quarter of the nineteenth century. The mirror is in very attractive,

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Thomas at Bawtry

the figure sits on a contemporary rod and plinth

which prove charming

The George III period mahogany gentleman’s pedestal shaving mirror with ebonised inlay and stringing throughout

Archeologists believe that the wooden frame suggests the portrait was hung in the owner’s home prior to burial

the Salford Museum & Art Gallery and the Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery

The table has obviously been in use and as such the top has signs of wear

They live in the warm waters of the South Pacific and Indian Oceans

The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries saw the development of decorative mirrors in Venice

Whether used to decorate a wall with a whimsical artwork or as a substitute face for a long case

he is in very sound order when one considers the amount of travelling he has done in both life and now in preservation

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