Lot 65
65
A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRRORS inlaid overall with ebonised lines, each with later oval plate in a rectangular rising frame between rectangular supports with urn-shaped finials, on reeded downcurved squared end-supports joined by a baluster stretcher, repairs to tops of side supports

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A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRRORS inlaid overall with ebonised lines, each with later oval plate in a rectangular rising frame between rectangular supports with urn-shaped finials, on reeded downcurved squared end-supports joined by a baluster stretcher, repairs to tops of side supports
26¼in. (66.5cm.) wide; 54¾in. (139cm.) high; 20in. (51cm.) deep (2)

Lot Essay

Designed in the Grecian manner iwth 'Etruscan' ebony-ribbon inlay and sacred-urn finials, they relate to a pattern of a 'Horse Fire Screen' with needlework medallion illustrated by Thomas Sheraton in his Cabinet-Maker's and Upholsterer's Drawing Book, 1794, plate 62. Their reeded supports linked by baluster-turned stretchers relate to that of a 'pembroke table' pattern illustrated by Sheraton in his Cabinet Dictionary, 1803, plate 62.

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