Charles II Silver Gilt Mirror kingwood A bracket with a similar

A bracket with a similar visage can be seen in “The Dictionary of English Furniture”

An extraordinarily fine pair of marquetry inlaid console tables having a lattice pattern harewood top inlaid with etched boxwood

There is a two door cabinet on stand that reputedly has a pencil inscription on the reverse of the central inner door

Peasmarch Place

the top centered with an oval marquety patera

Charles II Silver Gilt Mirror kingwood A bracket with a similarA fine Anglo Dutch carved and silver gilded looking glass with putti flanking the crest (unknown) which is gilded. Anglo Dutch circa 1680. The style of the mirror reflects the emergence from the mannerist tradition of carving into a continental baroque style that became popular across England in the early and middle years of the Restoration of the monarchy post 1660. Silver gilding was popular as it resembled solid silver, a fad in Louis XIV's court,