A Rare Naval WW1 Period Convex Parabolic Mirror / Reflector By G A Parsons And Co Ltd

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A Rare Naval WW1 Period Convex Parabolic Mirror / Reflector By G A Parsons And Co LtdOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Diameter: 22 Depth: 2 The rare first world war period convex parabolic mirror or reflector, with a later rope twist frame, the plate having etched marks around the circumference partially reading C A Parsons & Co 1915, with the back boards dated to 1947, the whole surviving from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The mirror is in useable order only with minor spotting and

When Martin

as one would expect

) with dents

leave unmeddled

The daybed is in good overall order and has a fine patination and good overall colour to the beech as a whole

The surfaces have not been cleaned or restored in any way

the umbrella canopy made from woven fabric and coloured in striking blue

its honest losses and untouched condition all the more assuring

the whole being uncleaned and untouched and presented in a black painted moulded frame with gilded inner slip and surviving from the very early Victorian period

showing a representation of a beast resembling a wolf with a large head

Period: Mid-19thC

She proves very stable

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