A Mid 20thC WWII Period Parabolic Concave Mirror; No.617 sub-Decorative Objects bitumen and overall pleasing colour

bitumen and overall pleasing colour all commensurate with its age

It makes the chair sublimely confortable and the quality of the fabric over it means it can be used daily

Walker and Finnemore were clock dial makers

one letter lead insert absent

thick coat of dark brown hair and woolly undercoat

A Mid 20thC WWII Period Parabolic Concave Mirror; No.617 sub-Decorative Objects bitumen and overall pleasing colourOrigin: English Period: Mid Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 45 Diameter: 11. 25 Depth: 2. 5 The mid century concave parabolic mirror, etched No. 617 and optical focus 5. 3 inches, having a bronzed metal encasement, and surviving from World War II Period England. The condition is completely untouched, and no damage is present. There is wear to the finish as one would expect, and natural foxing and spotting to the glass which is very