A Large Early 19thC Regency Period Gilt Pier Glass Mirror sub-Curios The year of 1844 saw

The year of 1844 saw the publication of Charles Dickens' novel Martin Chuzzlewit

whom hound did ne’er pursue

The second vessel would have held concentration of Rhein Concentrate

when colourful tin-glazed tiles began to be imported from Holland

converted to a communal area with new ceilings erected

A Large Early 19thC Regency Period Gilt Pier Glass Mirror sub-Curios The year of 1844 sawOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 25 Height: 61. 25 inches Width: 36. 5 inches Depth: 5. 25 inches (all at maximum) Of generous proportions, the gilded Regency period pier glass with architectural pediment and column lobed and leafed sectional moulded decoration to the pilasters, the bi sectional original mercury glass mirror glass plate terminating in a flared architectural pediment. The mirror is in slightly tired but