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Leeds Antiques has dated this Mahogany Pier Glass to the Victorian era.
A handsome late 19th to early 20th century wall mirror in the Georgian Chippendale style.
The crested top is centred by a Hoho bird cartouche, with a shaped apron below. Fitted with a chain for hanging, and retaining the original mirror plate with a light, attractive foxing.

An elegant decorative mirror, in good condition, well presented and ready for use.
Dimensions
Frame: approx. 99.5 cm (39.1") tall × 56.5 cm (22.25") wide × 4 cm (1.75") deep
Mirror plate: approx. 58 cm (22.75") × 38 cm (15.1")

Condition
Good condition overall, commensurate with age.
Structurally sound.
Minor marks and blemishes to the frame.
Fine scratch to the crest, small loss to a fret tip (bottom right), and some light overpainting to the gilt.

Original glass with a little foxing, adding character.
Cleaned, waxed, and ready for use.
As with all antique furniture, signs of age and use should be expected, but this remains a well-preserved and highly decorative mirror.
Leeds Antiques has dated this Mahogany Pier Glass to the Victorian era.
Fine english antique furniture
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