A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60

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A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60Origin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 48 Depth: 2. 75 Width: 61 The good quality large arched overmantle mirror at approximately five feet wide by four feet high, having the original heavy mercury glass plate surrounded by a mahogany veneered ripple moulded frame of super colour, the lower edge with extended shaped mouldings, surviving from the early to mid Victorian period in completely unmolested

Barnaby Rudge

The other is the glass eyes that move to either side

There is some loss to the face and head with a few areas lacking

The bronze circular bodied doban with undulating rim and pierced floral mons

His iconic production of Alan Bennett’s The Wind in the Willows was a National Theatre favourite that was brought back for several years

Darrow rawhide dolls were made of leftovers from Darrows whip and leather goods business

which have proudly sat on the Mad Hatter’s dining table ever since the Fawn’s passing

with a red saddle and harness and tartan saddle blanket

There has at some stage been a large item of furniture been placed underneath the table and to accommodate it the former owner has removed the inner sides of each turning so the lower turnings to each leg are only half present

She is stamped to the underside of the frame in the cast iron

Chairs carved in this way with high relief and intricate mask terminals have some influence from seventeenth century English chairs

The wholes do not suffer from losses

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