A Large 20thC Wavy Fairground Mirror c.1970-80 sub-Decorative Objects This example however

This example however

These tusks prove to be both a nice memento of British colonial rule and the friendship between two military colleagues

The weavers mastered the art of raised work – especially for calligraphic inscription – with metallic threads and weaving with coloured silks

with her pensive face

A Large 20thC Wavy Fairground Mirror c.1970-80 sub-Decorative Objects This example howeverOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1970 80 Width: 25. 75 Height: 67 Depth: 6. 5 Forming a virtual image, the wavy acrylic plate in a stained pine box frame to simulate oak with reeded edges, standing at five and a half feet high and surviving from a house of mirrors attraction at a British fairground or circus. Condition is sound with no apparent damage to note; there is some foxing to the glass, though entirely