A Good Quality 19thC Figured Walnut Wall Mirror sub-Antiques Euston Square where the firm

Euston Square where the firm was known as J

hanging from a smooth wooden pole

the sailors learned their folk art through their daily routines of repairing the ship's sails

The use of the dark background was a common trend used by still life artists that only really changed with the likes of Monet’s works and Van Gogh’s Sunflowers in 1888

ranging from ninth plates to quarter plates

A Good Quality 19thC Figured Walnut Wall Mirror sub-Antiques Euston Square where the firmOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 29. 25 inches Width: 22. 5 inches Depth: 2 inches (all with cornice) The amply proportioned walnut veneered wall mirror having the original heavy plate mercury bevelled glass, the arch shaped reeded surround surmounted by a cornice. Once having been the central section of a very large three piece dressing mirror or wardrobe, the sides bear brass locking