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Object description :

"First Half Of The 19th Century Empire Lens Mirror "
Elegant circular lens mirror from the Empire period. The mirror is characterized by its carved and gilt wooden frame, enriched with delicate decorative geometric engravings on all four sides, as well as a geometric decoration surrounding the mirror. The decorative balls adorning the frame add an extra touch of refinement. Additionally, it is complemented by an ebonized wooden passe-partout. The original lens mirror creates a captivating wide-angle effect. Its elegance and sophistication allow it to tastefully and classily furnish any environment. Made in England during the first half of the 19th century, in the Empire period (circa 1830-1840). 

Dimensions: DM x D 44 x 7 cm
Price: 1 400 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition

Material: Gilted wood
Diameter: 44
Depth: 7

Reference: 1426697
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