An early George III giltwood mirror, mid-18th century, in the manner of Thomas Johnson

the rectangular central plate enclosed by marginal plates bordered with swags of flowers and fruit, C-scrolls and foliate details, the uprights with trailing branches bearing berries and roses, the apron with carved figures of lambs and the uprights with clambering figures of a wolf and a dog, the crest in the form of two C-scrolls issuing acanthus leaves with pierced trefoil details, re-gilt

285.5cm high, 155cm wide;

9ft. 4½in., 5ft. 1in.