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A fine George II mahogany veneered and gilt overmantel pediment mirror with cartouche surmount. The latter inset with a large pastoral landscape painting original to the entire overmantel. Dating ca 1750 in the English Rococo manner. The mirror plates original and not replaced. ‍Provenance: 1930’s Stair and Co label on the back.
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George II Overmantel Pediment Mirror, circa 1750

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A fine George II mahogany veneered and gilt overmantel pediment mirror with cartouche surmount. The latter inset with a large pastoral landscape painting original to the entire overmantel. Dating ca 1750 in the English Rococo manner. The mirror plates original and not replaced. ‍Provenance: 1930’s Stair and Co label on the back.

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Circa 1750

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Width:
140
cm
Height:
150
cm
Length:
cm

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