Elegant 19th Century English Regency Gilt Overmantle Mirror.
Later label to back  ‘ property of Sir Harold & Lady Atcherley’
The mirror has a stepped and overhanging cornice top.
Horizontal columns 
Orginal glass mirror plate glass, within a reeded ebonized edge. 
Date circa 1830. 
69 x 41 cm
A superb example of 19th-century English Regency period craftsmanship.  it offers timeless elegance and character, perfect for a period interior or a statement feature in a contemporary space.
About Sir Harold Atcherley owner of the mirror.
Second World War in the Queen's Westminster Rifles (1939–1940) 
 Intelligence Corps, 1940, then in the 18th Infantry Division in Singapore.
 After the fall of Singapore in 1942 he became a prisoner of war of the Japanese and worked on the Burma Railway until the war ended in 1945, then in 1946 he returned to Royal Dutch Shell. With that company he served in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, and Brazil until 1959 and was the RDS Group's Personnel co-ordinator from 1964 until 1970.
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