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William IV Mahogany Cheval Mirror on Sabre Legs with Brass Sabots and Castors, C.1830
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William IV Mahogany Cheval Mirror on Sabre Legs with Brass Sabots and Castors, C.1830

19th century
Description

A fine William IV mahogany framed cheval mirror, the rectangular plate set within a simple moulded frame with shaped upper corners and topped by turned finials. The mirror is supported between twin uprights with adjustable brass side knobs, allowing the plate to tilt.

Raised on elegant sabre legs terminating in brass sabots and original brass castors, the whole piece is well-proportioned and displays a rich, warm mahogany colour typical of the period.

A classic Regency-to-William IV transitional design, both functional and attractively restrained.

Circa 1830

Physical Dimensions
Height
150cm (59.06")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Declaration

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Mahogany Cheval Dressing Mirror to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1184826
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C2642
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Description
A fine William IV mahogany framed cheval mirror, the rectangular plate set within a simple moulded frame with shaped upper corners and topped by turned finials.
The mirror is supported between twin uprights with adjustable brass side knobs, allowing the plate to tilt.
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fig 1. A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors.
fig 1. William IV Mahogany Cheval Mirror on Sabre Legs with Brass Sabots and Castors, C.1830

Raised on elegant sabre legs terminating in brass sabots and original brass castors, the whole piece is well-proportioned and displays a rich, warm mahogany colour typical of the period.

A classic Regency-to-William IV transitional design, both functional and attractively restrained.

Circa 1830

Height
150cm (59.06")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Mahogany Cheval Dressing Mirror to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1184826
Dealers Internal Ref
C2642
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Archive I A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors.

William IV Mahogany Cheval Mirror on Sabre Legs with Brass Sabots and Castors, C.1830

Archive II A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors. View II
Archive III A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors. View III
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A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors.
William IV Mahogany Cheval Mirror on Sabre Legs with Brass Sabots and Castors, c.1830
Ref: SA1184826
A 19th-century William IV mahogany cheval mirror with a swivelling rectangular frame, turned top finials, and splayed sabre legs fitted with brass sabots and castors.
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A William IV cheval mirror is a full-length, freestanding dressing mirror produced during the reign of King William IV between 1830 and 1837. Suspended between two upright posts on dual horizontal supports, it features a swivelling mechanism that allows the angle of reflection to be adjusted.

These mirrors were predominantly crafted using timber such as flame mahogany, walnut, or rosewood veneers over solid oak or pine carcasses. The frame construction features hand-cut mortise and tenon joints, glass plate, and cast brass fittings including thumb-screws, sabots, and castors.

Authentic William IV pieces are characterised by substantial proportions, often featuring turned top finials, splayed sabre legs, brass caps, and brass wheel castors. Look for signs of historical timber patination, period brassware, and original joinery techniques.

Place a mahogany cheval mirror in a bedroom corner, dressing room, or spacious hallway to increase light and spatial depth. The rich wood tones contrast effectively with contemporary muted plaster tones, linen textiles, or neutral modern furnishings.

Dust the timber frame regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and nourish the wood periodically using a quality beeswax polish. Avoid harsh chemical spray cleaners near the glass edges, keep the frame out of direct sunlight, and clean mirror glass with a damp cloth.
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