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Victorian Mahogany Vanity Mirror
Bow, London
£110
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Description
A late Victorian mahogany tilting dressing table mirror, dating from around the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900).
The mirror features a solid mahogany frame with elegant scroll supports and sits on a shaped base, designed to rest on a dressing table or chest of drawers. The mirror tilts via brass side hinges, allowing the angle to be easily adjusted. The brass fittings have been lightly polished and include a maker’s mark "J Sellar, Warner Place".
The piece is in nice, clean and very usable condition for its age. The mirror glass shows some foxing and scratches, which are consistent with age and use but do not detract from its overall appearance or function.
A charming and practical Victorian dressing table mirror with good colour and attractive proportions.
Dimensions
Height 63cm
Width 56cm
Depth 24cm
Collection or Viewings
Design by Davies, Bowood House, Empson Street, London, E3 3LT (by appointment only).
Shipping
Courier shipping (England): £20
International shipping - additional import duty may apply.
We may be able to combine or reduce shipping for multiple items.
Please Note
This is a pre-loved item so it will have signs of wear, please study all images carefully.
Dimensions are approximate.
We will do our best to accommodate short notice viewings or deliveries.
Check out our other items and feel free to ask any questions.
Payment Methods
· Cash on collection.
· In store card payments.
· Bank transfer.
· Directly via Design by Davies website.
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