A Victorian Gilt-Gesso Framed Wall Mirror c.1840 & Later sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage was restored to create a

was restored to create a suggestive cellar

Holes that appeared in the earth at the gravesite might signal the presence of a vampire

The late Victorian period ebonised sculpture or torchère stand columns having stepped square platform tops on well-turned baluster tapering columns to turned circular lowers and then to square plinth bases surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England

sometimes known as a 'schiller' effect

Origin: North Sea Deposits

A Victorian Gilt-Gesso Framed Wall Mirror c.1840 & Later sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage was restored to create aOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early Victorian & LaterProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 the frame, c. 1890 the plateWidth: 28. 5 Height: 33 Depth: 3 (all at extremities)The very attractive and good quality gilded gesso framed wall mirror of rectangular form, the later nineteenth century mercury glass being naturally but not entirely distressed, within the well carved gesso rococo revival type frame of stiff leaf spandrels to an inner border, with the carvers