M Lees and Sons has dated these Carved Walnut Console Mirrors to the 19th Century.
. The shapely gilded friezes and feather-carved supports having well-executed carved detail. The gilding having achieved a mellow, period style surface and patina.

The pair of walnut and parcel-gilt framed mirrors with period-style slightly distressed atmospheric silvered plates . Elaborate carved gilt-wood ribbon-tied flower vase crestings and acanthus scroll mouldings to the ‘broken arch’ pediments and shaped frames . The walnut and gilt having a corresponding faded period-style patina and surface to the console tables . The outline of the base of the mirrors being of matching shape to the outline of the tables . The verso having convincingly-aged boards with apocryphal dates of 1714 , initials ‘W.L. London’ and an armorial style crest or cypher carved into the distressed surface.

Quality copies of an important pair of early C18th George I period wall-hanging console tables and mirrors in excellent condition.
Pair of console tables 26” wide x 14” high x 12” deep.
Pair of mirrors 22” wide x 39” high x 2” deep.
England c.1880
M Lees and Sons has dated these Carved Walnut Console Mirrors to the 19th Century.
M.lees & sons , 'tower house' , severn st., worcester wr12nb tel . 07860826218
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