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A Decorative 18thC Painted & Carved Oak Wall Mirror c.1790 sub-Antiques theory of brain and science

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Age has caused the corners to lift ever so slightly from their joints at the top of the legs

A folding screen was often decorated with beautiful art

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A Decorative 18thC Painted & Carved Oak Wall Mirror c.1790 sub-Antiques theory of brain and scienceOrigin: Probably Italian, Venetian Period: Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Height: 43 Width: 27. 75 (at extremities) The Plate: 20. 75 x 13. 75 The generously sized eighteenth century carved oak pier mirror with Rococo influences, probably Venetian, having traces of gilded and painted decoration of teal green with gilded highlights, the original rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed, with a shell surmount and

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