A Victorian Giltwood & Gesso Oval Wall Mirror c.1860-70 sub-Mirrors & Lighting presented in its original gilded

presented in its original gilded and ebonised moulded frame and mounted on board

Longstone Hall was sold by the family in 1929

the origin for the words is apparently Celtic

and otherwise fully detached from each other and set in their own airing courts

the lobster was a favourite with Victorian period chefs catering for state banquets

A Victorian Giltwood & Gesso Oval Wall Mirror c.1860-70 sub-Mirrors & Lighting presented in its original gildedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 70Height: 36Width: 20Depth: 1 (all at extremities)The high Victorian gilt gesso oval wall mirror in distressed overall condition, of good size at three feet, the later bevelled thick glass mirror plate in good order, the outer frame with gadrooned border to a central floral cartouche and floral sprays to a tied ribbon, the whole surviving from the third quarter of nineteenth century