Victorian Sterling Silver Embossed Easel Table Mirror

19th century

Sold by Flora Fauna Antiques

Description

Beautiful Antique Victorian Period Quality Sterling Silver Embossed Easel Table Mirror ~ Foxed Original Bevelled Edge Mirror Plate ~ Vacant Cartouche ~ Deep Red Leather Back

Condition: The frame is in excellent antique condition with no flattening or damage. The mirror plate is original and is attractively foxed but still reflects nicely. The original leather back is good with more wear and losses to the back arm, revealing some of the wooden base. The back arm works well and the mirror sits securely, although the hinge isn't cosmetically how it would have originally been (the tiny metal rod just peeps out a little but isn't loose).

Fully hallmarked as follows:

H M (into 2 squares for Henry Matthews)

Lion passant

Date letter for 1897

Birmingham assay office

Measurements:

Overall (to widest points): 32cm x 24cm

Mirror glass: 21.25cm x 15.25cm

Weight: 850g

Declaration

Flora Fauna Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA987771

Dealers Internal Reference

907

Dealers Notes

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Description

Beautiful Antique Victorian Period Quality Sterling Silver Embossed Easel Table Mirror ~ Foxed Original Bevelled Edge Mirror Plate ~ Vacant Cartouche ~ Deep Red Leather Back

Condition: The frame is in excellent antique condition with no flattening or damage. The mirror plate is original and is attractively foxed but still reflects nicely.

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The original leather back is good with more wear and losses to the back arm, revealing some of the wooden base.

Flora Fauna Antiques

The back arm works well and the mirror sits securely, although the hinge isn't cosmetically how it would have originally been (the tiny metal rod just peeps out a little but isn't loose).