18th Century Style Giltwood Wall Mirror

18th Century Style Giltwood Wall MirrorA very decorative giltwood oval wall mirror, designed in the mid 18th century style of Tomas Chippendale, who pioneered the 'French' or rococo style in Britain. English, 20th century. Why we like it This mirror is finely sculpted with bold foliate decoration to the frame and will readily suit a refined classical interior, as well as an eclectic home, or can become a focal point in a contemporary space. Dimensions Width: 26 in 66 cm Height: 43 in 109 cm

tapering legs with brass capped castors

Ever hungry for exotic things from the mysterious Orient

'A Regency Interior: The Remodelling of Weston Park'

associated with this table support the attribution to ‘The Dumfries House Cabinet-Maker’

In early 1940 Buxted Park was devastated by a fire together with much of their collection

these very chic little tables are both decorative and useful

132 (1953)

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they are perfect as cocktail tables

An unusual set of eight Irish George II style dining chairs in walnut

It is the kind of marine conceit that runs through the finest Baroque carving

The firm of George Oakley produced stylish furniture in the Grecian taste during the decades spanning the turn of the 19th century