Price
£1295.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A very attractive and good quality George III Sheraton period Dressing Table Mirror.
Having shield shaped replaced mirror plate over well figured double concave two drawer base with crossbanded and strung decoration, raised on charming ogee feet.
A good colour and patina, this mirror is particularly unusual in terms of the double concave shape to the base.
The base is also finished nicely in terms of the cross banded and strung decoration which adds a touch of elegance and class.
Although originally designed to sit atop a dressing table, it is of course most versatile and would suit a variety of locations around the home.
The mirror plate itself is replaced, but not brand new, meaning there are a few old marks, but it is very much functional as a dressing mirror.
Circa 1790.
Height - 24in.
Width - 17.5in.
Depth - 8in.
Stock number
8256The BADA Standard
- Since 1918, BADA has been the leading association for the antiques and fine art trade
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