Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror Arts and Crafts The serpentine curves of the

The serpentine curves of the top and frieze exemplify Georgian sophistication

Finely carved piecrust edge

suiting both period and contemporary interiors

this Lorenzo Bartolini marble tazza represents a jewel of early nineteenth-century Italian art

Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror Arts and Crafts The serpentine curves of theQueen Anne Overmantel Mirror A striking example of early 18th century English craftsmanship, this Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror epitomises the elegance and refinement of the Georgian period. With its finely carved and giltwood frame housing original mercury mirror plates, it offers a piece of history that is both substantial and visually arresting. Origin: England Date: Circa 1710 Material: Carved and giltwood frame with handmade, polished and bevelled