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19th-century Anglo-dutch Revival Fretwork Wall Mirror
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19th-century Anglo-dutch Revival Fretwork Wall Mirror

19th century
For Sale by Beau Nash Bath
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This handsome 19th-century Queen Anne Revival wall mirror perfectly captures the rich cross-pollination of the Anglo-Dutch style, a design movement born when Dutch prince William of Orange ascended the British throne alongside Queen Mary in 1689. Dutch craftsmen arriving in London revolutionized English cabinetmaking, bringing with them a passion for figured walnut—the defining timber of Queen Anne’s reign—and the intricate art of floral marquetry. The mirror’s flowing S-scroll silhouette, arching cresting, and gilded inner slip embody quintessential English Queen Anne elegance, while the exquisite inlaid urn of blooming flora set into the rich walnut grain directly honors the Golden Age Dutch obsession with botanical art and horticulture

Physical Dimensions
Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Beau Nash Bath has dated this Georgian Walnut Wall Mirror to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1170072
Dealers Internal Reference
BN2416
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This handsome 19th-century Queen Anne Revival wall mirror perfectly captures the rich cross-pollination of the Anglo-Dutch style, a design movement born when Dutch prince William of Orange ascended the British throne alongside Queen Mary in 1689. Dutch craftsmen arriving in London revolutionized English cabinetmaking, bringing with them a passion for figured walnut—the defining timber of Queen Anne’s reign—and the intricate art of floral marquetry. The mirror’s flowing S-scroll silhouette, arching cresting, and gilded inner slip embody quintessential English Queen Anne elegance, while the exquisite inlaid urn of blooming flora set into the rich walnut grain directly honors the Golden Age Dutch obsession with botanical art and horticulture
Height
70.5cm (27.76")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Beau Nash Bath has dated this Georgian Walnut Wall Mirror to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1170072
Dealers Internal Ref
BN2416
Beau Nash Bath
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An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron.
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Archive I An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron.

19th-century Anglo-dutch Revival Fretwork Wall Mirror

Archive II An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron. View II
Archive III An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron. View III
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An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron.
19th-century Anglo-Dutch revival fretwork wall mirror
Ref: SA1170072
An antique Georgian style wall mirror featuring a scrolled walnut veneered frame with painted floral details on the top crest and bottom apron.
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  • ObjectMirrors
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialWalnut, Glass, Wood Veneer
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsScrolled cresting, Floral motif, Shaped apron, Walnut veneer
  • SizeH 70.5 cm (28 in) x W 43 cm (17 in) x D 2 cm (1 in)

This walnut veneered Georgian mirror is an antique wall hanging executed in a warm brown timber finish. The piece features a shaped wooden frame with scrolled cresting, a shaped apron, and hand-painted floral motifs decorating both the top and bottom sections. The reflective glass plate is set within layered mouldings, showing natural ageing across its wooden surfaces. Measuring 70.5 cm high, 43 cm wide, and 2 cm deep, it provides a functional yet decorative accent. Suitable for domestic interiors, the mirror brings traditional English country house character to living spaces. It functions effectively when mounted above a sideboard in a dining room, placed over a console table in an entrance hallway, or positioned above a mantelpiece in a drawing room.

Georgian walnut mirrors are typically characterised by symmetrical fretwork frames, architectural crestings, and elegant scrolled aprons popular throughout eighteenth-century Britain. Frames were constructed using walnut veneers over pine or oak substrates to showcase rich, figured wood grain.

These mirrors were primarily constructed using native softwoods or hardwoods like pine or oak, overlaid with cut walnut veneers. The glass panels were historically hand-blown plate glass, silvered using tin amalgam and mercury backing.

Authentic period pieces display hand-carved joinery on the frame reverse, oxidized timber backboards, and gentle distress or greyish spots (foxing) within the original silvered mirror plate. Veneer lifting, historic repair lines, and natural shrinkage cracks in the timber backing also indicate appropriate age.

Positioning a Georgian mirror above a minimalist console table or fireplace mantel creates an effective historical focal point. The dark walnut tone contrasts well against modern neutral paint schemes, plaster walls, or contemporary wallpaper designs.

Dust the timber frame regularly using a dry microfibre cloth and apply beeswax sparingly to preserve the veneer patina. Avoid applying liquid glass cleaners directly to the mirror to prevent fluid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the silvering or wood backing.
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