Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting
Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting
Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting
Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting
Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting
Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting

Pair of Silvered Pier Mirrors with Acanthus Cresting

regular price €45,00Tax included.

A pair of tall, slender pier mirrors, each rectangular plate framed by a narrow moulded border and surmounted by a silvered cresting carved in relief with symmetrical acanthus scrolls, repeated in a matching plinth below. The silver-leaf finish has softened to a warm pewter tone that sits well against both pale and dark walls. Designed to hang between windows or flank a doorway or console, the pair brings height and light to a hallway or dressing room.

Provenance: Hannam's Auctioneers, lot 400F, September 2025; acquired by Urnica.
Condition: Silvered finish with a gently aged patina; light wear to the edges consistent with use. Plates clear.
Dimensions: 165 × 35 cm
Materials: Silvered wood, mirror glass
Origin: England
Date: 20th century

Shipping quoted on request; collection from Meda welcome.

Shipping and collection

Antiques are not parcels. Small pieces that fit a box are sent by courier at a calculated rate; anything that needs a crate or two people is quoted individually, usually within a day. Collection from the house in Meda is always welcome, and we can hold a piece for you until you are ready.

Condition, honestly

Every piece is described the same way: what it is, where it has been, and exactly what has been restored. Losses, repairs and replaced parts are stated in the entry and photographed. If something is not mentioned, it is original. Ask us anything before you buy — a written condition report and further photographs are available on request.

Returns

Buyers in the European Union may return a piece within fourteen days of delivery without giving a reason, in the condition in which it was received; the direct cost of the return journey is borne by the buyer. We would rather you asked every question first — a piece that arrives exactly as described rarely goes back.