An Early 20thC French Ebonised Convex Oval Wall Mirror reserved The prints of Temple of

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An Early 20thC French Ebonised Convex Oval Wall Mirror reserved The prints of Temple ofOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 30Height: 15. 75Width: 12. 75Depth: 1. 5The attractive oval shaped wall mirror having an ebonised moulded rippled frame to the original convex mirror plate, showing some attractive aged foxing, the whole surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century France. The mirror is in attractive, decorative aged condition. The original plate glass is intact and has attractive crackle