An Early 19thC Gilt Mahogany Framed Country House Wall Mirror sub-Antiques most importantly the whole has

most importantly the whole has not been interfered with

and urged them lowered - to the extent that he was told "to get the hell out of the way" by the fiery Welsh 5th Officer Lowe

There are sections of loss to the left flank but 90% of the writing is still readable and has survived with some natural green patination to the gilt lettering

There are some small holes here and there but the overall condition is pleasing

moving the handle to a different position on the dial

An Early 19thC Gilt Mahogany Framed Country House Wall Mirror sub-Antiques most importantly the whole hasOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 40 Height: 30 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 1. 25 inches The mahogany framed wall mirror having the original rectangular lead glass plate, shaped apron and fret cut pediment. There is a section of loss to the scroll pediment and the frame is slightly loose in places, the original plate with heavy foxing. The mirror is still ready and able to hang and be admired.