First quarter 19th century, England. In the Adams style, the oval mirror plate within a conforming frame with molded beaded edge. The crest with scrolling tasseled banner swags hanging from a horizontal rod on which stands a classical urn emitting wheat plumes flanked by foliate sprigs. The mirror sides with foliate edges terminating in water lilies in which is perched a Phoenix from whose beak falls pendant chains of draped belle flowers attached to leaf tips and floral rosettes terminating at the base and joined to an inverted pendant foliate spray. SIZE: 47-1/2″ t x 26″ w. CONDITION: Structurally good and mostly intact with small areas of spot gilding loss, small areas of professional repair to tips of carved elements and spots of gilding minor in nature. Mirror plate is original with some slight foxing notably in upper edge and left side facing. Very good overall. 52229-8 (1,200-2,000)