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Pair of Large Carved Giltwood Wall Mirrors

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Circa 1880, pair of carved giltwood wall mirrors, in the style of Matthias Lock. The top is surmounted with open foliate carving intertwined with the C scrolls beneath it, and further carved flowers continue down the sides. The bottom of the mirrors have foliate and leaf carved designs, and there are two mirror plates to each mirror. The gilding to each mirror is in excellent condition.

Size 165 cm high x 54 cm wide
Price
£6500.00  UK
$8836.75  USA
€7629.05  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Mirrors Date Circa 1880  Late 19th Century Antiques Material Giltwood Origin English Item code as178a3388 / 26863 Status Sold

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