George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror Cast Metals this piece artfully marries the

this piece artfully marries the elegance of British furniture design with the exotic craftsmanship of Indian artisans

Highly sought-after for their rare blend of traditional technique and modern design

such as the Victoria and Albert Museum

Exquisite Craftsmanship: The giltwood frame displays finely executed carving

Practical Value: Substantial yet elegantly proportioned

George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror Cast Metals this piece artfully marries theGeorge II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror A superb example of early 18th century English craftsmanship, this George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror exemplifies the grandeur and refined taste of the period. Designed in an opulent style with richly carved giltwood, the mirror is a striking decorative piece originating from a significant era of British interior design. Origin: England Date: Circa 1725 Material: Carved giltwood, mercury glass Dimensions: