A Late Victorian Stained Pine Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1900

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A Late Victorian Stained Pine Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1900Origin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Height: 25Width: 18. 75Depth: 0. 75The distressed but beautifully evocative late nineteenth century rectangular wall mirror, retaining the original beveled mercury glass rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed mainly to the top and lower sections, the frame being stained pine, the whole surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century England. The mirror is in decorative and

‘Worked by Margaret

with three holes having been drilled into it as well at some stage – the piece was obviously used in a workshop setting for a period

The socket neck bulger type wood has a nice patina and the cord

above tapered legs

the legs with dragon masks and joined by stretchers standing on ball and claw feet

A truly whimsical curio with stacks of nautical charm

or pedestal base for instance

and another discernable stamp

The poster bears the artist's monogram “AdW” in the lower left corner

the work presented in its original black painted frame

Venus has come to represent seduction and lust as she came to be a sex symbol

many now defunct