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Rare William Kent Period (1684-1748) White Painted Mirror.
William Kent.
England, circa 1740.
A fine example of an English Kentian Period Looking Glass / Mirror in Superbly Carved Wood unusually retaining the original white decoration.
Note: The Superbly and Realistic Carved " Lions Face " to the Bottom of the Frame.
Provenance:
Private Collection.
Exhibitions
LAPADA Berkeley Sq London.
Medium: Carved Wood.
Dimensions
Height: 63 inch (160.02 cm), Width: 34 inch (86.36 cm)Condition report
ExcellentStock number
5333The BADA Standard
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