Edwardian Inlaid Overmantle Mirror

Name: Edwardian Inlaid Overmantle Mirror
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA965777
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Tom Scott Antiques

Description

Good size and quality Edwardian inlaid mahogany overmantle mirror with original bevelled mirror glass.

Well proportioned mirror and for its size, it has some presence with the two fluted columns and cornice, the boxwood and ebony inlays contrasting well with the rich mahogany.

The original mirror glass is in great condition.

Measuring:

33 inches or 84 cm high

48 inches or 122 cm maximum width

43 1/2 inches or 110.5 cm width at the base

23 1/2 inches or 59.5 cm glass height

34 1/4 inches or 87 cm glass width

Physical Dimensions

Height

84cm (33.07")

Width

122cm (48.03")

Declaration

Tom Scott Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA965777

Dealers Notes

I can arrange delivery to you, whether you are within the UK or require an international delivery service, please do get in touch…as a mainland UK guide, a delivery for something around the size of a chest of drawers within approx 150 miles will be £75 to you, but if you if you are in Scotland, Wales, Ireland or Cornwall please get in touch to confirm delivery costs!

Based in Uppingham, Rutland…having been in the business for 25 years focusing on mostly French and English decorative antiques and interiors from the 18th to the early 20th century, hopefully a collection you will enjoy browsing and hopefully re home some of my finds!

Viewing here in Uppingham is very welcome in my spacious barn studio but also I have a showroom based within the Uppingham Antiques Centre, which is well worth a visit and have a good lunch in town too!

Any queries about anything you have seen or about delivery, don't hesitate to get in touch.

Description

Good size and quality Edwardian inlaid mahogany overmantle mirror with original bevelled mirror glass.

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Well proportioned mirror and for its size, it has some presence with the two fluted columns and cornice, the boxwood and ebony inlays contrasting well with the rich mahogany.

Tom Scott Antiques