A Victorian Ebonised Mercury Plated Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1875-85 sub-Mirrors & Lighting dressed in Medieval costume

dressed in Medieval costume

In Birmingham in 1930 the Elim team opened meetings in a church off the city centre with just a handful of people

surviving from the first half of the twentieth century

There is some other chipping and discolouration as per the photographs and some decompression to one side of the nose

A Victorian Ebonised Mercury Plated Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1875-85 sub-Mirrors & Lighting dressed in Medieval costumeOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1875 85Height: 18Width: 11. 5Depth: 1Of dainty proportions, the beautifully foxed ebonised mirror with a gilded slip to a ripple reeded frame having the original heavy mercury mirror glass plate and surviving from the high Victorian period. The mirror is in very attractive condition with the ebonised finish with some chipping and small losses. The original heavy plate glass is