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It is predominantly a visual theatre
indicating that this piece was probably made at his workshop in Hanway Street
Once an integral part of a Georgian family home
hammered from a single sheet by the master coppersmith John Pearson
The gilding as a whole has consistent wear and loss as seen in the photographs but the mirror has not be restored and thus remains true to its original condition and is ready and able to be hung and admired
An Unusual 19thC Copper Wall Lantern c.1890 sub-Religion & Relics It is predominantly a visualOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Width: 15. 5 Depth: 13 Height: 18 The triangular shaped copper wall lantern, possibly once used on the railways, having later been converted to electricity and with its original reflector, with an unusual pagoda elliptical top, the whole surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The lantern is in totally original order with a good amount of verdegris to the
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