A Rare Pair of French Giltwood & Gesso Oval Wall Mirrors c.1900 sub-Antiques The stepped seats sit above

The stepped seats sit above carved legs with turned supports

We have had painted tin room name plate labels from this period from Rudding Park House

5” to socleThe massive

wherein ‘lunatics’ began to be considered as patients instead of prisoners

they remain very attractive in their entirety with a lovely patina and aside from some very small nibbles to the lips they are in otherwise good order

A Rare Pair of French Giltwood & Gesso Oval Wall Mirrors c.1900 sub-Antiques The stepped seats sit aboveOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Height: 32Width: 11. 5Depth: 1 (each & at extremities)The rare pair of carved giltwood oval wall mirrors, the frames each with a ribbon tied floral garland crestings, the wholes with their original(?) mirror plates being predominantly clear, surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century France. The mirrors are in original order and remain attractive in their originality and the fact