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Giltwood & Gilt Pewter Mirror Set With Blue Glass In The Hollywood Regency Taste
Period | 1920-1949 | ||||||||
Materials | Of giltwood and gilt pewter, blue glass and mirror glass. | ||||||||
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Creation Date | Second Quarter of the Twentieth Century. | ||||||||
Description | An Unusual Giltwood And Gilt Pewter Mirror Set With Blue Glass In The Hollywood Regency Taste Probably American. The domed crest outlined with ribbed molding contains a system of blue glass and mirror plates with gilt pewter molded framing centered by a bordered circular motif set with paterae. The lower section with rectangular mirror plate and reeded molded borders. The four long blue glass sections of the border mounted with interlocking oval and circular designs in gilt pewter. The four square corners with blank blue glass panels. One blue border panel with old fracture. |
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Styles / Movements | Regency, Traditional | ||||||||
Dealer Reference Number | 11657 | ||||||||
Incollect Reference Number | 437524 |
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