Carved and Gilded Neoclassical Overmantel Looking Glass c. 1785 silver filigree the concave section with floral

the concave section with floral marquetry resting on six tapered and fluted legs with interesting blocking centered by rosettes in boxwood over shaped feet

Glass mirror plate is old but likely not original

gave a sworn deposition in which she identified several pieces of furniture at Somerville which were allegedly given to her mother by George IV

English circa 1755

the top banded and inlaid with satinwood starbursts at the two front corners

Carved and Gilded Neoclassical Overmantel Looking Glass c. 1785 silver filigree the concave section with floralA very finely carved oval neoclassical overmantel looking glass, the frame carved with a bead and flutes interspersed with incised floral rosettes and bordered with a diminutive egg and dart, with carved floral enrichments of leaves, drapes, flowers and rocaille in the form of scrolls capped with a vase filled with fruit and flowers. Regilded and with a modern plate glass. Circa 1785 Ht. 55, Width 46