Null A GEORGE OR WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD GIRANDOLE MIRROR, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTU…

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A GEORGE OR WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD GIRANDOLE MIRROR, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY the convex looking glass in an ebonised reeded slip and deep moulded frame with eagle surmount and leaf scroll pendant issuing two scrolling candle lights, 96cm high

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A GEORGE OR WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD GIRANDOLE MIRROR, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY the convex looking glass in an ebonised reeded slip and deep moulded frame with eagle surmount and leaf scroll pendant issuing two scrolling candle lights, 96cm high

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