rare whytock and reid walnut shaped dressing mirror

Circa 1930, rare design of a lancet shaped, figured walnut dressing mirror by Whytock and Reid. With inset birdseye maple panels to top, the shaped bevel-edge mirror has rectangular supports with scrolled tops, above a neat burr veneered jewellery tray over platform bases.
Size 73cm high x 43 cm wide x 32 cm deep.

Stock No. 25680

Antiques.co.uk Ref: UE6TKURH

Width (cm):

43

Height (cm):

73

Depth (cm):

32

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