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A Delightful And Rare George I Period Burr Walnut
Dressing Table Mirror Having Original Arched Plate Within
Moulded Frame Over Superbly Figured Base With Three
Short Drawers Above One Long Drawer Raised On
Original Shaped Bracket Feet
(An excellent example of its type this early 18th century
dressing table mirror is constructed using highly figured
burr walnut veneer which has aged gracefully over time
and now glows with a colour and patina that has been
acquired over 300 years and is of course impossible to
replicate. The quality throughout is fantastic and it was
clearly made in a top London cabinet makers workshop)
Circa 1720
Height - 30in
Width - 16.5in
Depth - 12in
Stock number
8150The BADA Standard
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