CIRCA 1835

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A WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD OVERMANTEL MIRROR
CIRCA 1835
With egg-and-dart cornice and later rectangular plate flanked by rosette enriched pilaster slips with acanthus volutes, re-gilt
86¾ x 66in. (220 x 168cm.)

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Lot Essay

The flowered overmantel mirror with its Grecian ecinous-moulded cornice raised as palm-wrapped trusses, is designed in the robust George IV fashion promoted by Henry Whitaker's, Designs of Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture in the Most Modern Style, 1825.

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