A Good 19thC Italian Gilt & Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror sub-Religion & Relics he was brought out and

he was brought out and exhibited at the Selborne Hall

this beautiful and rare bottle would have contained a fine first vintage armagnac matured in the oak black Gascony reserve of Count Henry of Peyrouse (mansion living saint) which is a very old brand claiming roots back to 1559

in Alnwick

They could be removed and cleaned professionally internally if so desired

Expertly drawn

A Good 19thC Italian Gilt & Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror sub-Religion & Relics he was brought out andOrigin: Italian Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 90 Height: 23 inches Width: 19. 75 inches Depth: 2 inches The gilt and gesso frame with stylised tendril borders and scrolling foliate cresting flanking marginal plates in the Louis XV style with the original heavy plate glass survives from nineteenth century Italy. The mirror is in very attractive condition. The frame and back boarding are as should be, the original