A carved giltwood wall mirror in the George II manner. The rectangular plate is bordered by marginal side plates and enclosed by a frame carved with C-scrolls, acanthus and flower heads, rising to a pierced rocaille cresting and terminating in a shaped apron with a central cartouche. Of recent manufacture and in excellent order, it offers the look of an eighteenth-century mirror at a fraction of the cost.
Provenance: Private collection, Lancashire; Dreweatts 1759 Fine Sales, lot 1136, April 2025; acquired by Urnica.
Condition: Gilding bright and complete; plates clear.
Dimensions: 137.5 × 90 × 4 cm
Materials: Giltwood, Mirror glass
Origin: England
Date: 20th century
Shipping quoted on request; collection from Meda welcome.