A late 20th century hand carved wood mirror in the form of a Palladian temple. Layers of overpaint intended to mimic limed wood, with fluted columns and a flared stepped base. An intriguing combination of pared back 90s neo-classicism and handicraft.
Benefitting from being a more recent vintage piece with a clear mirror plate, hung landscape to the reverse and restrung with ivory braided cord.
England, c.1990
Approx. dimensions: W 50cm x H 40cm x D 4cm
A late 20th century hand carved wood mirror in the form of a Palladian temple. Layers of overpaint intended to mimic limed wood, with fluted columns and a flared stepped base. An intriguing combination of pared back 90s neo-classicism and handicraft.
Benefitting from being a more recent vintage piece with a clear mirror plate, hung landscape to the reverse and restrung with ivory braided cord.
England, c.1990
Approx. dimensions: W 50cm x H 40cm x D 4cm
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