A Good Regency Giltwood & Gesso Girandole Convex Mirror Surmounted by an Eagle c.1815

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A Good Regency Giltwood & Gesso Girandole Convex Mirror Surmounted by an Eagle c.1815Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 25 Plate Diameter: 15. 5 Width: 25. 5 with sconces or 23. 5 without Height: 37 (at extremity) The large Regency period giltwood and gesso wall mirror having the original convex mirror plate with ebonised mahogany slip, surrounded by a thick moulded gilt gesso frame surmounted by a pedestal sided by acanthus leaves and supporting an eagle displayed, suspending from its beak on a chain, a

the home of Sir Godfrey Vassall Webster

A trio of attractive and well maintained apothecary bottles having painted banners of ebony

painted naively with a mainly sunburst yellow ground and bordered by a ruby red border

The work may be a fragment from a larger picture however just as plausible is that it was smaller previously and the losses around the edge might be because the picture was stretched around a smaller stretcher originally and was later moved to a larger stretcher

Provenance: Northwest England

This is a near antique piece

amphibians

but this could be removed and the original shine brought back if so desired

This pair are indeed 'high' art

Fox swooping past on a hoverboard

surviving from the late Victorian period

Standing tall on a painted metal base with oak hoop and removable drip tray

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