Early George III Style Wall Mirror In Silver And Blue Painted Mirrors This specially commissioned oil painting

This specially commissioned oil painting on linen canvas is an interpretation of "The Defeat of the Floating Batteries at Gibraltar" in the style of John Singleton Copley

A Victorian style stone bird bath made in England by skilled craftsmen using a unique form of wet cast production technique for a smoother finish to meet demanding design criteria

this mirror is hand-carved with intricate acanthus scrollwork that beautifully frames the glass and cascades down the fireplace sides

The painted areas are then waxed to add depth and tone

known for their rich grain and mirrored pattern

Early George III Style Wall Mirror In Silver And Blue Painted Mirrors This specially commissioned oil paintingInspired by early George III wall mirror after a design by Chippendale period C. 1765. Hand carved from mahogany, the frame is finished with a bespoke water gilding technique using 13 carat white gold leaf. The original piece was taken from our family archives. Width: 45cm Height: 92cm Item code: MR077WG SB