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Walnut Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, Circa 1930s
Paul Watson Antiques
for sale €790     $857
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Paul Watson Antiques

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Walnut Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, Circa 1930s

1920 - 1940
Description

Walnut Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, circa 1930s

Arch Shaped Swing Centre Mirror with Carved Shell Finial,

Pair Brass Screw support bolts,

Pair Tapered Supports with Turned Urn Shaped Finials.

Walnut Panel Cross Stretcher,

4 Shaped Legs with Scroll carving on feet

Recently Polished

Physical Dimensions
Height
163cm (64.17")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
49cm (19.29")
Declaration

Paul Watson Antiques has dated this Walnut Cheval Standing Mirror to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1115925
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LaurD24
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We can arrange shipment to most countries, please feel free to contact for any enquiries,

IF for any reason , the purchaser have bought item/s from Paul Watson Antiques, then found they were not suitable for their needs, they have two weeks to return the item/s,

The item/s would have to be in the same condition when returned, and the purchaser pays the return postage/carriage fees.The full refund of cost price would be paid to the customer when the goods are returned.

Description
Walnut Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, circa 1930s

Arch Shaped Swing Centre Mirror with Carved Shell Finial,

Pair Brass Screw support bolts,

Pair Tapered Supports with Turned Urn Shaped Finials.

Walnut Panel Cross Stretcher,

4 Shaped Legs with Scroll carving on feet

Recently Polished

Height
163cm (64.17")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
49cm (19.29")
Date of Manufacture

Paul Watson Antiques has dated this Walnut Cheval Standing Mirror to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1115925
Dealers Internal Ref
LaurD24
Paul Watson Antiques
Paul Watson Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2019

Antique & revival period furniture & decorative objects

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A full-length walnut cheval mirror featuring an arched frame with a carved shell motif crest, turned side support posts, and splayed legs.
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Archive I A full-length walnut cheval mirror featuring an arched frame with a carved shell motif crest, turned side support posts, and splayed legs.

WALNUT Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, circa 1930s

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Paul Watson Antiques

Paul Watson Antiques
Telephone 01362 668419
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Norfolk
United Kingdom

By appointment only.
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Verified Since Jun 2019
Paul Watson Antiques
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Location: Norfolk, United Kingdom, , By appointment only.
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A full-length walnut cheval mirror featuring an arched frame with a carved shell motif crest, turned side support posts, and splayed legs.
WALNUT Queen Anne Style Cheval Mirror, circa 1930s
Ref: SA1115925
A full-length walnut cheval mirror featuring an arched frame with a carved shell motif crest, turned side support posts, and splayed legs.
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Originating in the early 18th century and revived during the early 20th century, Queen Anne style mirrors feature curvilinear frame profiles, carved shell motifs, shaped crestings, and splayed or cabriole legs.

Traditional cheval mirrors incorporate figured timber veneers such as walnut or mahogany over solid hardwood frames, paired with mirrored plate glass secured on brass pivot mounts.

Pieces from the 1930s combine traditional hand-carved detailing, such as shell crests, with precise machine-cut joinery on the framework and period metal adjusting screws.

Positioning a full-length standing mirror in an unused corner or dressing zone reflects light throughout the space while introducing warm timber character into modern schemes.

Regularly dust the frame with a dry lint-free cloth, apply clear natural beeswax periodically to protect the timber, and wipe the mirror glass with a lightly damp microfiber cloth without spraying cleaners directly onto the frame.
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