Antique Train Platform Bench
£350.00
Antique Victorian Gilt Mirror
S/N:RET004+44 (0)78555 09996
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Here for sale is a fantastic original antique Victorian gilt mirror. This 19th century mirror has a lovely decoration to frame and cherub figure to top. Some historical repairs and missing pieces on moulding that do not detract from the overall look. Please check photos carefully before bidding. Wonderful feel to mirror with original wooden back. Really stunning with cherub on top which has some historic damage. Condition shows signs of wear and tear as it is old and has been used, but only adds to its character. Great decorative item which would look fantastic in any home or business interior.
We are a family company and love sourcing unusual pieces which bring a burst of individual style to the most modern of interiors, creating interiors with soul!
We are happy to send by courier but not post hence cost but you are welcome to collect!
Dimensions are approximate 70 cm width, 10 cm depth, 82 cm height
We are a family company and love sourcing unusual pieces which bring a burst of individual style to the most modern of interiors, creating interiors with soul!
We are happy to send by courier but not post hence cost but you are welcome to collect!
Dimensions are approximate 70 cm width, 10 cm depth, 82 cm height
Dimensions:
- H: 82cm (32.28in)
- W: 70cm (27.56in)
- D: 10cm (3.94in)
Period:
19th Century
RETROVATION
By appointment
St Albans
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
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At Retrovation we love to find unique and quirky items to add soul to modern interiors. We source vintage props and decorative antiques to add a burst of character for unique interiors to the home, retail and entertainment industry. We are based just outside of St Albans in Hertfordshire 10 minutes from Junction 21 of the M25 and 30 miles from London.
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