A Large Mid-19thC Italian Giltwood & Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1840-50 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The table is in good

The table is in good useable order with only the expected surface wear to note

for John Walthoe etc

Henry Kitcher was born in Boldre

It was then extended for Josiah Gift by Henry Hakewill in the 1820’s

A sitter with an interesting backstory

A Large Mid-19thC Italian Giltwood & Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1840-50 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The table is in goodOrigin: ItalianPeriod: NeoclassicalProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 50Height: 59Width: 41. 5 (in portrait)The beautifully evocative rectangular wall mirror in the neoclassical manner, at five feet, enclosing a mercury mirror plate with extensive foxing, being housed in a cream painted and gilded gesso moulded frame with symmetrical spandrel mouldings within a moulded outer and acanthus leaf inner border, the whole surviving from the second quarter of