A Rare Mid-19thC Child’s Cheval Mirror c.1860

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A Rare Mid-19thC Child’s Cheval Mirror c.1860Origin: British, Probably Scottish Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 70 Height: 41. 5 Width: 22. 25 Depth: 11. 75 The very scarce childs cheval mirror of the appropriate small proportions in beautifully original condition, showing the original clouded and foxed mirror plate, flanked by the original adjustable candle sconces, provincially crafted in pine with mahogany veneers, the whole raised on scroll supports, surviving

Do you know where the wild roses grow

he was brought out and exhibited at the Selborne Hall

Depth: 19 inches (all at extremities)

Each stool remains very solid and un-restored

a minstrel

each with lift-out liners and twin handles cast as fruiting vines

The George III mahogany pierced splat back elbow chair of exceptional colour having a distressed leather seat with hobnail trim on chamfer block legs

recumbent on rectangular bases

Winchester’

Depth: 7 inches (all at maximum)

The reverse of the picture shows a more recent hand having hand copied some information from the original frame

There is some give towards the middles and we wouldn’t recommend more than three persons on each