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拍品 72
A REGENCY GILTWOOD COMPOSITION AND EBONISED CONVEX MIRROR
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
已结束2007年12月9日
成交价
GBP 1,062
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A REGENCY GILTWOOD COMPOSITION AND EBONISED CONVEX MIRROR
Early 19th century
Surmounted by an eagle with foliate scrolled surrounds, the reeded and ribbon moulded frame enclosing an ebonised slip and mirror plate, lacking apron mount, the reverse with the remnants of a paper label, '...... Frame Maker and Glass Grinder, No 136 Near Somerset House, Strand'
40½ in. (103 cm.) high overall
Early 19th century
Surmounted by an eagle with foliate scrolled surrounds, the reeded and ribbon moulded frame enclosing an ebonised slip and mirror plate, lacking apron mount, the reverse with the remnants of a paper label, '...... Frame Maker and Glass Grinder, No 136 Near Somerset House, Strand'
40½ in. (103 cm.) high overall
A REGENCY GILTWOOD COMPOSITION AND EBONISED CONVEX MIRROR
Early 19th century
Surmounted by an eagle with foliate scrolled surrounds, the reeded and ribbon moulded frame enclosing an ebonised slip and mirror plate, lacking apron mount, the reverse with the remnants of a paper label, '...... Frame Maker and Glass Grinder, No 136 Near Somerset House, Strand'
40½ in. (103 cm.) high overall
Early 19th century
Surmounted by an eagle with foliate scrolled surrounds, the reeded and ribbon moulded frame enclosing an ebonised slip and mirror plate, lacking apron mount, the reverse with the remnants of a paper label, '...... Frame Maker and Glass Grinder, No 136 Near Somerset House, Strand'
40½ in. (103 cm.) high overall
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Please note that the maker of this mirror is John Bainbridge, 'Looking Glass Manufacturer' as listed in Robson's London Commercial Directory for the year 1823. We are grateful to John Bedford for this information.