An Early 19thC Gilt Mahogany Framed Country House Wall Mirror sub-Curios this part initially being called

this part initially being called New Goulston Street

an accomplished former student of the Coalbrookdale School of Art

to the north and south of the central motif

is most comfortable nestling in un-restored condition

It has been noted that the speed in which the Ripper carried out his butchery on Eddowes impressed even the doctors who examined her body

An Early 19thC Gilt Mahogany Framed Country House Wall Mirror sub-Curios this part initially being calledOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 40 Height: 30 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 1. 25 inches The mahogany framed wall mirror having the original rectangular lead glass plate, shaped apron and fret cut pediment. There is a section of loss to the scroll pediment and the frame is slightly loose in places, the original plate with heavy foxing. The mirror is still ready and able to hang and be admired.