Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

Georgian Mahogany Toilet / Dressing Mirror, c.1800 (George III)

A fine George III period mahogany toilet or dressing mirror, dating to around 1800. The solid mahogany frame features brass swing-lock knobs, allowing the original oblong mirror plate to tilt and lock securely in position. The mirror is set within a cushion-moulded mahogany frame, with a wood-panelled back.

An attractive and original tabletop vanity mirror, in very good condition. The plate retains a light and pleasing foxing — still perfectly usable while displaying its age and authenticity. A well-presented and highly decorative piece, ready for use.

Dimensions

Frame: approx. 45.5 cm (18") tall × 40 cm (16.75") wide × 20 cm (8") deep (footprint)

Visible mirror plate: approx. 27.5 cm (10.6") × 21.75 cm (8.5")

Condition

Very good and original condition, commensurate with age.

Structurally sound.

Minor marks and blemishes to the frame.

Original mirror plate with light foxing, still very usable.

Cleaned, waxed, and ready for use.

As with all antique furniture, some signs of age and use are to be expected, but this remains a particularly well-preserved and charming Georgian example.

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