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A Graceful Painted 1950s Oval MirrorOrigin: English Period: Mid 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 Height: 29 inches Width: 15 inches (at widest point) Depth: 1 inch In appealing oval form, the mirror base is shaped in serpentine fashion at both ends and is ready to hang. Painted in French grey with lime white over. Wonderfully elegant and well proportioned.

the Prince of Wales

and met regularly to share stories

and was described by Godfrey and Marcham in their Survey of London (1952) as densely crowded

The beautifully proportioned golden mahogany box having mother of pearl escutcheon and shield to top opening to reveal six silvered small cut glass bottles with handwritten paper labels under a plush scarlet velvet top

Five of the boxes include magnificent coloured lithographed slides and were produced by Butcher’s under the ‘Primus’ brand forming part of their famous ‘Junior Lectures’ series: “Jack and the Beanstalk”

Although only by repute

coarseness

the Gothic

went on to found Collins and company

and a staunch monarchist

and although rusty

drawn perfectly upon a truffle coloured ground

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