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with ‘Try Your Skill’ to one side and “4 Balls 2 D” to the other
It was opened in 1816 in a building by architect Thomas Standen
only good quality tapestry was a more expensive way to furnish walls
A wonderful curio and a brilliant talking point around the dinner table
being brass hinged and opening to reveal a gold satin lined interior
A Large Early Victorian Giltwood Wall Mirror c.1840-60 sub-Curios with ‘Try Your Skill’ toOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 60Height: 42Width: 42Depth: 5The large and beautifully evocative square framed wall mirror with circular sight, displaying a nineteenth century rectangular mirror plate, with some attractive flecks of spotting, being housed in a distressed and elaborate frame at five inches thick, formerly for an oil painting, the whole with lozenge line decoration to large acanthus leaf corners,
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