A Good & Large Rectangular Giltwood Wall Mirror; c.1800 & Later sub-Decorative Objects Cyrtocarenum rufidens”

Cyrtocarenum rufidens”

A similar version belongs to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London

The well depicted study of good size executed in pencil and charcoals showing the family of Sir Jean de Veulle - Bailiff of Jersey 1831-1848 who married Anne Eliza Tindal bearing nine children

Dechristianisation flourished across the nation

South America and North America and is closely related to the scorpion family

A Good & Large Rectangular Giltwood Wall Mirror; c.1800 & Later sub-Decorative Objects Cyrtocarenum rufidens”Origin: EnglishPeriod: George III & Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 & c. 1890Height: 44Width: 37Depth: 4The beautifully evocative rectangular wall mirror, displaying a nineteenth century rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed, though still in useable order, being housed in a Georgian four inch thick bordered frame previously for an oil painting, being beaded to the inner and with a leaf decorated outer and carved in pine and