A Pretty George III Giltwood & Gesso Sectional Oval Wall Mirror c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects and the canvas remains in

and the canvas remains in an uncleaned state meaning much of the background is a little darker than it once was

he symbolises himself as the ‘Doctor of the Church’

imploring to be appreciated by a new lepidopterist

he reduced taxation and also encouraged agriculture

A Pretty George III Giltwood & Gesso Sectional Oval Wall Mirror c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects and the canvas remains inOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 Height: 16 inches Width: 14 inches The George III period giltwood and gesso wall mirror having the original mirror plate in nine segments, the central oval glass surrounded by a gadrooned border and a further eight sections surrounded by a petal decorated frame, the whole with a good patination and colour, surviving from the first quarter of the nineteenth century. The mirror is in