Dressing Mirror, English Regency Ca. 1825

England Ca. 1825

Dressing Mirror, also known as a cheval mirror, from the English Regency period made around 1825. All the wood is mahogany, including the backboards (possibly cedrela which is related to mahogany).

The glass is original showing tiny sparkles all over. It appears to retain its original or a very old finish. The mirror swivels to allow varied viewing angles and is detachable from the frame for transporting.

Price

$1400

Condition

Excellent original condition with normal signs of aging and careful use. One finial with a re-stuck tip.

Measurements

67.5" H X 29.75 W X 27" D

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