Early 19th Century French Neoclassical Pier Mirror With Rams' Head Decoration Mirror

Early 19th Century French Neoclassical Pier Mirror With Rams' Head Decoration Mirror**RESERVED** An unusual early 19th century French neoclassical giltwood and gesso pier mirror. The mirror is flanked by neoclassical columns adorned with leaves, surmounted by two finely carved rams' heads, swag detail and an urn from which protrudes two further rams' heads. The mirror plate is original and shows some tarnish commensurate with age but not excessively so. The mirror retains its original back boards. Dimensions Height: 132cm Width (at

As a child

fully hallmarked '375' (9 carat gold)

and at 26 Huntriss Row

He influenced English writers such as Geoggrey Chaucer

The Constitutional History Of England

and five stationary holders (four smaller

Total silver weight (spoons & cellars without glass liners): 139 grams

The chair boasts a symmetrical inlaid slat back over a serpentine front seat

All lenses are intact and in working order

There is some very minor wear to the enamel

The oak has a stunning patina throughout and the whole chest remains in a very good clean condition

likely mid 20th century