A Victorian Walnut Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1870 sub-Curios but then lost after the

but then lost after the middle of the 16th century and re-planted vines with particular methods of cultivation

Much softer in colour than many kelims this is a rare piece in that kelims are seldom seen for sale from this province

The outer border reverts back to truffle

Campbell's promotion of classical design came at the time when the 'Grand Tour' was becoming popular among young nobles

A Victorian Walnut Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1870 sub-Curios but then lost after theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870Height: 31. 5Width: 18. 5Depth: 1The distressed but beautifully evocative nineteenth century rectangular wall mirror, retaining the original mercury glass rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed, the frame being walnut veneered with a gilded slip, the whole surviving from the third quarter of nineteenth century England. The mirror is in decorative and naturally aged condition