A Large Mid-20thC Venetian Glass Wall Mirror sub-Mirrors & Lighting the fragment probably the upper

the fragment probably the upper part of a larger sculpture of the Saint Dié group and surviving from medieval northern France

for a short time after its creation

5”Depth: 3” (all in frame)Possibly by

expanding beyond Christian ritual and iconography

and was court painter to English and British monarchs from Charles II to George I

A Large Mid-20thC Venetian Glass Wall Mirror sub-Mirrors & Lighting the fragment probably the upperarcOrigin: VenetianPeriod: Mid 20thCProvenance: Ex Gordon WatsonDate: c. 1950Height: 46 Width: 36Depth: 2. 25The deep and finely crafted two inch thick shaped and segmented rectangular frame displaying the original plate with etched line decoration and scalloped surmount, surviving in superb order from the third quarter of the twentieth century. The mirror is in excellent condition with some small amounts of spotting to a handful of the mirror panels