Having a central oval plate with a gadrooned oval border flanked by trailing foliage, above a smaller plate whose shape is defined by two corresponding 'C' scrolls.

Above the main plate is a further plate divided into five smaller mirrored areas by surface mounted 'C' scrolls and bell flowers. The mirror surmounted by a form of broken arch with a cartouche above.

English, Circa 1765

Reference :
A Chippendale period mirror of comparable design and quality is illustrated in Queen Anne & Georgian Looking Glasses, By F. Lewis Hinckley, Plate 167

Height: 70" 1m78

Width: 31" 78.5cm