An Attractive c.1780 Neo-Classical Gilt & Gesso Pier Mirror With Bartolozzi Mezzotint Under Glass sub-Religion & Relics To coin a well-known phrase

To coin a well-known phrase from the stage

each with the original cast iron drop handles

now suspended from a later associated silver plated stand

A rare and attractive piece of unusual heraldry

with a curled fringe

An Attractive c.1780 Neo-Classical Gilt & Gesso Pier Mirror With Bartolozzi Mezzotint Under Glass sub-Religion & Relics To coin a well-known phraseOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 95 Height: 41. 75 inches Width: 19. 75 inches (at extremities) The late Georgian period pier mirror of giltwood and gesso and of Neo classical form having an inverted breakfront moulded cornice above a stipple engraving mezzotint showing horses, three maidens and two cavaliers beneath a tower, marked for Francesco Bartolozzi RA after Hamilton under glass, above a rectangular plate,