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Rare Whytock and Reid Walnut Shaped Dressing Mirror

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Circa 1930, rare design of a lancet shaped, figured walnut dressing mirror by Whytock and Reid. With inset birdseye maple panels to top, the shaped bevel-edge mirror has rectangular supports with scrolled tops, above a neat burr veneered jewellery tray over platform bases.

Size 73cm high x 43 cm wide x 32 cm deep.


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£590.00  UK
$781.46  USA
€689.77  EU
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Category Antique Mirrors Date Circa 1930  1930s Antiques Material Walnut Origin Scottish Maker Whytock and Reid | Furnituremaker Item code as178a3065 / 25680 Status For Sale

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Leith Links
Edinburgh
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EH6 7HF

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