A Diminutive George III Period Hand Mirror c.1800

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A Diminutive George III Period Hand Mirror c.1800Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1810 Length: 7 Width: 2. 75 Depth: 0. 5 The rare and totally original primitive Georgian period hand mirror retaining the well foxed original mirror plate, to a turned handle, survives from the last quarter of eighteenth century England. The condition is immaculate and completely untouched. It proves wonderfully tactile to handle with the mirror plate beautifully foxed and the wood

and Richard Cobden for Bradford wool exchange

came to the throne and more relaxed times resumed after the rule of Oliver Cromwell

75 x 7 inches

The antique ceramic jelly mould in the form of a sunflower

The question being

That were most delicious

Stunningly beautiful with grand country house scale

The painted surface to Demeter of Knidos has additional dirt and some peeling of the paint with a possible repair to her lips

This evocative segment of architecture could now be used creatively

Four rosettes sit in each corner giving light to the busy ground

The frame is in very good order with no chips or cracks

A truly beautiful creation