A pair of George I style walnut and parcel-gilt pier...
the shaped bevelled plates with a gilt slip and moulded walnut veneered frame, the reverse of each labelled 'Breakfast Room / Mirror' in manuscript
153cm high, 61cm wide; 5ft. ¼in., 2ft.
Condition Report:
Attractive and in good condition. Minor old marks, chips and scratches. Ready to hang.
Provenance:
Probably Charles Henry Paget, 6th Marquess of Anglesey (1885-1947) for Beaudesert, Staffordshire.
This attractive pair of early Georgian style pier mirrors were probably acquired by the Marquess following extensive repairs and restoration at Beaudesert following a fire in 1909. The Marquess acquired fine furniture and fittings from the very best makers, such as Lenygon & Co. in London (also see lots 22 and 32).
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the shaped bevelled plates with a gilt slip and moulded walnut veneered frame, the reverse of each labelled 'Breakfast Room / Mirror' in manuscript
153cm high, 61cm wide; 5ft. ¼in., 2ft.
Condition Report:
Attractive and in good condition. Minor old marks, chips and scratches. Ready to hang.
Provenance:
Probably Charles Henry Paget, 6th Marquess of Anglesey (1885-1947) for Beaudesert, Staffordshire.
This attractive pair of early Georgian style pier mirrors were probably acquired by the Marquess following extensive repairs and restoration at Beaudesert following a fire in 1909. The Marquess acquired fine furniture and fittings from the very best makers, such as Lenygon & Co. in London (also see lots 22 and 32).
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