An Early 19th Century Empire Mahogany Dressing Mirror

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An early 19th century mahogany dressing mirror in the Empire taste, the rectangular adjustable plate set within a pedimented frame flanked by ebonised pilasters with gilt-metal Egyptianesque mounts.

The mirror is raised above a single-drawer base with figured mahogany front, ebonised mouldings and brass escutcheon. The plate is adjustable on its original side pins, allowing the angle of the mirror to be altered as required. Retains its original key and working lock.

Origin: Continental Europe
Date: c.1815–25.
Style: Empire
Dimensions: 55cm tall, 41cm wide and 30cm deep.

An early 19th century mahogany dressing mirror in the Empire taste, the rectangular adjustable plate set within a pedimented frame flanked by ebonised pilasters with gilt-metal Egyptianesque mounts.

The mirror is raised above a single-drawer base with figured mahogany front, ebonised mouldings and brass escutcheon. The plate is adjustable on its original side pins, allowing the angle of the mirror to be altered as required. Retains its original key and working lock.

Origin: Continental Europe
Date: c.1815–25.
Style: Empire
Dimensions: 55cm tall, 41cm wide and 30cm deep.