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A very good English early 18th Century pier mirrorWith original glass, warm original gildingSize: 104 cm tall, 56 cm wide at the widest point
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George II Giltwood Mirror, circa 1720

RH394

A very good English early 18th Century pier mirrorWith original glass, warm original gildingSize: 104 cm tall, 56 cm wide at the widest point

Period

Early 18th Century

Materials

Gilded Wood/glass

Condition

Very good

Dimensions

Width:
56
cm
Height:
104
cm
Length:
cm

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