A George II style giltwood pier mirror, late 19th century

UK: Greenford Park Warehouse

Auction Closed

May 22, 05:01 PM GMT

Estimate

4,000 - 6,000 GBP

Lot Details

Description

the central rectangular plate enclosed by a pierced carved border and apron of foliage and C-scrolls, with two smaller plates and a conforming crest

205cm high, 106cm wide;

3ft 5 ¾ in.

Please note that this lot will not be on public view in our New Bond Street galleries for the auction exhibition, but we would be more than happy to arrange a viewing by appointment at our warehouse in Greenford. To enquire, please contact cameron.dileo@sothebys.com.

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