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Chinese Red Cedar Framed Mirror

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A 19th century Chinese carved fret work red cedar framed wall mirror.

The frame is finely carved showing in exquisite detail bridges, trees, carp, birds, dragons, flowers, deer and with a temple at the top.

The mirror has a shaped outer edge and a reeded and scalloped inner edge.

The mirror is in good original condition, the mirror plate has a bevelled edge. (Circa 1870)

Height 54cm (21.3 inches)
Width 49cm (19.3 inches)
Depth 3cm (1.2 inches)

Please use the inquiry form to request further details of this item or make a purchase. Alternatively, call our shop and use the code 7068 to identify the item to us.++(0) 1661 852122.
Price
£1200.00  UK
$1510.68  USA
1395.48  EU
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Date Circa 1870  Late 19th Century Antiques Material Cedar Origin Chinese Item code as102a5051 / 7068 Status For Sale

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Graham Smith AntiquesLeadgate House
Horsley
Newcastle upon Tyne
North East England
NE15 0NT

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