A Very Pretty Regency Giltwood & Gesso Convex Mirror Surmounted by an Eagle c.1815

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A Very Pretty Regency Giltwood & Gesso Convex Mirror Surmounted by an Eagle c.1815Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 25 Plate Diameter: 9. 75 Width: 15. 75 Height: 30 Depth: 4. 25 (all at extremities) The attractive Regency period giltwood and gesso wall mirror of relatively delicate proportions having the original convex mirror plate and gilded slip, surrounded by a thick moulded gilt gesso frame surmounted by a pedestal and supporting an eagle spread eagled, the base issuing acanthus leaves and the

Cecil Rhodes took out a lease on the house in 1891

Barnes Circus

Presenting Merlin

and with charity collection boxes now almost obsolete

The firm employed over 50 workers and moved in 1911 to large new premises in St Nicholas Street

dating from 1943 is very similar in its style and execution to this work

Alternatively they could be built into a wall or window and become architectural or placed back onto a piece of furniture

Or on their perch just above the ledge

An Antipathes colony may live for over 70 years

the pierced brass fittings to include an attractive acanthus leaf finial with leaf motif collar over the original bulbous cranberry moulded and fluted glass

sophistication and ground-breaking design

both the parrot and the kitten died soon afterward

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