A Good & Large Rectangular Giltwood Wall Mirror; c.1800 & Later sub-Decorative Objects One of the containers even

One of the containers even has a mock brass tablet in paper to the top

Mask Two: 10” H x 8

Sometimes shells and other adornments were added as we see here

A similar version belongs to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London

In the manner of or made by RW Winfield

A Good & Large Rectangular Giltwood Wall Mirror; c.1800 & Later sub-Decorative Objects One of the containers evenOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George III & Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 & c. 1890Height: 44Width: 37Depth: 4The beautifully evocative rectangular wall mirror, displaying a nineteenth century rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed, though still in useable order, being housed in a Georgian four inch thick bordered frame previously for an oil painting, being beaded to the inner and with a leaf decorated outer and carved in pine and