A Large Pair of Late 20thC Rectangular Antiqued Wall Mirrors sub-Natural History hand-carved in a guilloche pattern

hand-carved in a guilloche pattern with a two continuous bands intertwining around boldly carved flower heads

The process for making papier-mâché furniture was achieved either by pasting multiple layers of paper over shaped cores

There is loss to one of the inner edges meaning one of the hinges is loose on one side

It operated under the name G

both of which derive from the same root meaning repentance

A Large Pair of Late 20thC Rectangular Antiqued Wall Mirrors sub-Natural History hand-carved in a guilloche patternOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1990Height: 56. 5Width: 33. 75Depth: 0. 75 (each)The large pair of decorative rectangular 20th century mirrors each having antiqued mirror plates, giving a good impression of age, to silvered wood frames, possibly from a shop display setting from the last quarter of twentieth century England. The mirrors are in super condition with no flaws to note, aside from one small section of loss to