A Rare George III Oak Concave Wall Mirror c.1800 sub-Macabre- Medicine and brought up in the

and brought up in the Free Church of Scotland

on the whole

dressing or writing table as well as a serving one and is quite an early example of antique pine

the ability for it to be on three separate speeds was ignored but this wouldn’t be difficult to remedy if desired by a qualified technician

Stone gargoyles were carved on the ground and then put into place when the building was almost at the point of completion

A Rare George III Oak Concave Wall Mirror c.1800 sub-Macabre- Medicine and brought up in theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800Height: 10Width: 8Depth: 1The scarce wall or shaving mirror, being rectangular and concave and with an oak frame, the original Georgian plate now beautifully foxed and worn with age, to the original backing board and integral hanging loop, the whole surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The mirror is in very attractive and totally original condition. The