If you’re looking for a proper showstopper, this rare George the Third Chippendale style cheval mirror is exactly that. Dating to the George III period with later Chippendale influence, it’s a beautifully proportioned antique full length mirror that instantly adds drama and elegance to any room.

The large oval bevelled plate is set in a boxwood-strung mahogany frame and tilts smoothly on original brass side turners, so you can angle it perfectly to catch the light. It works brilliantly in a bedroom, dressing room or grand hallway where a big antique mirror helps open up the space and bounce light around.

Below, the mirror is supported by a classic U-shaped support and gun-barrel column, richly carved with spiralled foliage. This flows into swept tripod legs finished with foliate brass collars and bold lion paw feet on castors. The overall effect is confident, sculptural and full of period character – the kind of statement piece that looks right at home in farmhouse furniture schemes, country furniture interiors or a refined Georgian cottage interior.

This large antique mirror has been sympathetically cleaned and lightly restored, preserving its depth of colour and natural patina. Expect honest age-related marks and light wear consistent with its years, exactly what you want to see on a genuine antique rather than a modern reproduction.

Dimensions:
Height: 161 cm
Width: 74 cm

Age:

Circa 1780 

This rare Chippendale style cheval mirror is ready to stand pride of place and bring a touch of country house glamour to your home.