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Late C19th Aesthetic Movement Ebonised And Mirrored Corner Shelf
£750 $954 €904
A Late 19th Century Aesthetic Movement Ebonised Corner Wall Shelf in the Eastlake Style
Previously purchased from the historic Peter Jones store in Sloane Square, London, this elegant corner shelf showcases the timeless appeal of the Aesthetic Movement.
Featuring five shelves—three central and two smaller, galleried shelves with decorative turned finials—it offers both style and functionality. The central section is adorned with a mirrored back, while the top and bottom shelves feature delicately hand-painted floral panels set against a gilded background, characteristic of the period. Fluted and gilded accents along the sides and shelf fronts add a touch of refinement, providing a nice contrast to the ebonised frame.
A charming and practical addition to any space, this piece embodies the beauty and craftsmanship of late 19th-century design.
Antique Number: SA1093782
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
Height is 112cm (44.1inches)Width is 40cm (15.7inches)Depth is 31cm (12.2inches)
Antique #SA1093782, shown on this page, originates from the 19th century. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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