Details
A late Victorian baroque giltwood mirror, the shaped rectangular frame with acanthus, paterae and putto issuing from flowers and holding bowls of fruit, the arched cresting with S-scrolls and central cartouch of opposing eagles masks with acanthus apron, the base centred by a winged mask, slight losses, stamped Collinson & Lock, London 4491 -- 60in. (152.5cm.) high, 41½in. (116cm.) wide.
Further details
The company Collinson and Lock of Fleet St., London, is best know for its progressive furniture and published its first catalogue Sketches for Artistic Furniture in 1871. In 1897 the company merged with Gillows