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Origin: FrenchPeriod: 2nd EmpireProvenance: UnknownDate: c
The trunks huge decorative appeal is obviously evident and it has not lost many studs so it remains hugely attractive though it being a travelling trunk and of considerable age it has a few condition issues
Henry Kitcher was born in Boldre
surviving from the Gothic revival period
The table is in good useable order with only the expected surface wear to note
A Large Mid-19thC Italian Giltwood & Gesso Rectangular Wall Mirror c.1840-50 sub-Mirrors & Lighting Origin: FrenchPeriod: 2nd EmpireProvenance: UnknownDate:Origin: ItalianPeriod: NeoclassicalProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 50Height: 59Width: 41. 5 (in portrait)The beautifully evocative rectangular wall mirror in the neoclassical manner, at five feet, enclosing a mercury mirror plate with extensive foxing, being housed in a cream painted and gilded gesso moulded frame with symmetrical spandrel mouldings within a moulded outer and acanthus leaf inner border, the whole surviving from the second quarter of
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