pair of victorian painted & etched oak framed mirrors

Circa 1880. An unusual and interesting pair of late Victorian carved oak framed etched and painted mirrors. The rectangular bevel edge mirrors painted with an urn of red roses on the bottom with bullseye etching on the sides, surmounted with a mixture of engraving with vine leaves and a painted bunch of grapes. The mirrors with a gilded slip in a well-shaped carved oak frame.

83cm H, 53cm WOur Ref: MS6061

Antiques.co.uk Ref: WT6CJ839E

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