An Early 19thC French Gilt-Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1830 sub-Decorative Objects The necks were made narrower

The necks were made narrower than normal to make it harder for one to successfully throw a ball into the bowl and the rims were more pronounced that that string could be tied around it to carry your fish home with you

In untouched overall order

surviving from the early Nineteenth century

it is hard to say whether this was originally made for artistic use or medical teaching or it may have been a theatrical prop

and Rio de Janeiro

An Early 19thC French Gilt-Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1830 sub-Decorative Objects The necks were made narrowerOrigin: French Period: Restauration Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 Height: 19 Depth: 1 Width: 14 The beautiful French wall mirror of rectangular form, having the original sparkling mercury glass plate, surrounded by an ebony stained pine moulded frame to a gilt gesso inner slip, the whole surviving from Restauration period France. The original mirror plate has wonderful clouding and attractive foxing though it can still be used as intended. The