A William IV/Early Victorian Golden Oak Shaving Mirror c.1830-40 poa-item The late nineteenth century wild

The late nineteenth century wild boar (Sus scrofa cristatus) tusks hunted in Ceylon in 1886 and later mounted in the Edwardian period in silver and hallmarked for Horton & Allday

tactile and wonderfully well-patinated cast iron door porter modelled as a Medici lion

Since this picture cannot essentially be inherently valued

The frames are late twentieth century and in keeping

the whole on tapering legs with pad feet

A William IV/Early Victorian Golden Oak Shaving Mirror c.1830-40 poa-item The late nineteenth century wildOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William IV Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1830 40Height: 9Width: 7Base Diameter: 4The William IV to early Victorian period oak gentlemans shaving mirror having the original foxed mirror plate, to a semi elliptical crescent moon frame to a turned stand and draught turned base and surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition is good and very original with all of the parts remaining