A Handsome Looking Glass in the Adam Manner
H: 95 in / 241 cm | W: 68 in / 172 cm
Description
Of elliptical form, the mirror plate enclosed by a dove grey and gilt decorated frame; the central ogee moulding wrapped with oak leaves, having an exterior running band of corn husks, with a parcel gilt ram’s head surmount and a stylised conch shell below.
Circa 1870
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