Aesthetically incredibly strong. The gilt work is worn, the sweeping, curved frame and almost perfect foxing to the original mercury plate. Visible throughout but still perfectly functional as a mirror
Very much design led and a true statement in an interior space
An interesting and unique mirror from the Rajasthan region of India
Once a window, a mirror plate added in more recent times. As an added element of surprise, the lower shutter doors hide a further mirror plate
The charm of Indian furniture is in its construction. Blocks of any timber at hand, shaped using a simple hammer and chisel. The decorative motifs and details specific to towns and villages
A rather funky painting. A dark backdrop, two onions and what looks like a honeydew watermelon are the focus
Some scars which fail to detract from the painting. Most likely due to visitors excitement in never seeing a pair of onions and a melon work so effortlessly together before
One from our personal collection but time for another to enjoy her presence
French Siegel painted plaster mannequin dating from the 1930’s. Once upon a time, a pair of arms would have been present. Some minor losses which in no way detract from the overall impression. A talking piece in the room
A scarce piece of decorative history, from an era when things were made to look beautiful for no other reason than they could