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A Large Early 19thC Ebonised Architectural Pier Mirror sub-Curios and subterranean streams abound

A Large Early 19thC Ebonised Architectural Pier Mirror sub-Curios and subterranean streams aboundOrigin: English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 30 Height: 55 inches Width: 21. 25 inches Depth: 3. 25 inches Of generous proportions, the late Georgian or Regency period ebonised pier mirror with architectural Corinthian column reeded flanks with embellished bases and gilded decoration, the central rectangular section having the original leaded mirror glass plate terminating in a flared architectural pediment. The

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and subterranean streams abound

who were rarely photographed

The waxwork modelled head with glass eyes

his quiver of arrows is still present

Engraved by Henry Landseer depicts bones of the upper torso

A Large Early 19thC Ebonised Architectural Pier Mirror sub-Curios and subterranean streams aboundOrigin: English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 30 Height: 55 inches Width: 21. 25 inches Depth: 3. 25 inches Of generous proportions, the late Georgian or Regency period ebonised pier mirror with architectural Corinthian column reeded flanks with embellished bases and gilded decoration, the central rectangular section having the original leaded mirror glass plate terminating in a flared architectural pediment. The

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