George I Gilt Gesso Girandole Crocodile Victorian decorative arts embraced whimsy

Victorian decorative arts embraced whimsy and storytelling

This exemplary George II gesso girandole wall mirror epitomises the sophisticated elegance of mid-eighteenth century English decorative arts

this extending antique dining table in flame mahogany is an ideal centrepiece for those who appreciate traditional Victorian furniture or wish to add a touch of English heritage to their home

Ideal for interior designers and discerning collectors alike

where their grandeur and decorative flourishes serve as focal points

George I Gilt Gesso Girandole Crocodile Victorian decorative arts embraced whimsyGeorge I Gilt Gesso Girandole A superb example of early Georgian craftsmanship, this George I Gilt Gesso Girandole hails from early 18th century England. Exemplifying the ornate Baroque and emerging Rococo tastes of the period, this antique wall mirror is a testament to refined artistry and sophisticated design. Origin: England Date: Circa 1720 Material: Gilt gesso, brass, original glass Dimensions: Height: 127 cm (50 ins); Width: 56 cm (22 ins)