Georgian Mahogany Toilet Table Dressing Mirror

**Exceptional George III Mahogany Toilet Mirror**
*With Hepplewhite Shield Design & Satinwood Stringing*

An elegant and beautifully proportioned late 18th-century George III mahogany toilet mirror of refined Hepplewhite influence, showcasing the timeless appeal of neoclassical English craftsmanship.

The shield-shaped plate, framed within a finely figured mahogany surround, epitomises the delicate symmetry and grace associated with the Hepplewhite aesthetic. The mirror retains its original character, displaying superb, even foxing and a soft, atmospheric patina that speaks to more than two centuries of history. The gently mottled surface lends a romantic depth and authenticity that only age can bestow.

The shaped uprights, capped with classic brass rosette mounts, support a fully adjustable plate above a serpentine-fronted base. The base is beautifully crossbanded and inlaid with satinwood stringing, providing a subtle yet sophisticated contrast to the rich warmth of the mahogany. Three drawers, each fitted with elegant brass ring handles, offer practical storage while maintaining the mirror’s refined proportions. The whole stands on delicate bracket feet, completing a silhouette of poise and balance.

Condition Report
Wear commensurate with age. Some loss to stringing.

W45 x H60 D20 cm

This is a piece that would sit effortlessly atop a fine chest or dressing table, equally at home in a period interior or as a statement accent within a contemporary setting. Its scale, craftsmanship, and honest surface make it a collector’s piece — both decorative and functional.

A rare opportunity to acquire a genuine George III mirror with exceptional colour, beautifully preserved detail, and a mirror plate full of character and charm.