A Fine George III Mahogany & Ebonised Gentleman’s Shaving Mirror c.1825 sub-Architectural & Garden and the shy new King

and the shy new King could escape the Abbey stage

The silk does have some tears (visible in the images)

The Friendly Lodge

teeth and eyes would yield to the foot bath’ with the use of cold water and constant rubbing of the feet while in the bath helping to dispel illness

A Fine George III Mahogany & Ebonised Gentleman’s Shaving Mirror c.1825 sub-Architectural & Garden and the shy new KingOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 25 Height: 27. 25 (at extremities) Width: 13. 5 (at extremities) Mirror Plate: 9. 5 x 7. 5 Diameter: 9 (the base) The George III period mahogany gentlemans pedestal shaving mirror with ebonised inlay and stringing throughout, having a rectangular plate, brass urn finials over baluster supports, turned stretcher and stem on circular draught turned base, surviving from the first