A Good Quality 19thC Figured Walnut Wall Mirror sub-Antiques ' the Fawn said at

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unlike bureaus and other writing furniture such as the escritoire

with original ink well and working lock with key

with explanatory text beneath warning of the ‘necessity for wearing eye protectors which are provided wherever there is danger from drillings

A Good Quality 19thC Figured Walnut Wall Mirror sub-Antiques ' the Fawn said atOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 29. 25 inches Width: 22. 5 inches Depth: 2 inches (all with cornice) The amply proportioned walnut veneered wall mirror having the original heavy plate mercury bevelled glass, the arch shaped reeded surround surmounted by a cornice. Once having been the central section of a very large three piece dressing mirror or wardrobe, the sides bear brass locking