A Primitive Velvet Backed Tin Wall Mirror c.1900-20 sub-Art & Sculpture the dogs do have some

the dogs do have some hairline cracks and areas of loss

The internals of the organ have obviously all been removed but the pumps remain for decorative effect

The hand decorated gilt style shaped cabinet having a glazed front door opening to reveal a ruby plush velvet interior with three shelves

many of these japanned pieces were re-decorated in Victorian times

located in today’s Jackson Park neighborhood

A Primitive Velvet Backed Tin Wall Mirror c.1900-20 sub-Art & Sculpture the dogs do have someOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 11 Depth: 0. 75 Width: 8 The primitively made tin plate wall mirror being rectangular with rounded corners and with a beautifully distressed plate to a lead border, the rear and sides clad in the original teal coloured velvet and surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. The mirror is in as found condition and prove wonderfully decorative, now acting more as a