A large Victorian silver-gilt dressing table mirror, Charles Dumenil, London, 1899
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A large Victorian silver-gilt dressing table mirror
Charles Dumenil, London, 1899
shaped-rectangular, the openwork border composed of winged-putti, birds and squirrels playing in a network scrolls, at the top a cartouche engraved with a presentation inscription to Sir George and Lady Williams from the YMCA, on a velvet-covered easel backing,
height 82cm., 32 1/4in.
Catalogue note
Sir George Williams (1821-1905) was an English philanthropist, businessman and founder of the Young Men's Christian Association. He was apprenticed in a draper's shop, later marrying the owner's daughter and becoming the manager of the firm. He founded the group in response to the poor living conditions of young working men in London.
Charles Dumenil, London, 1899
shaped-rectangular, the openwork border composed of winged-putti, birds and squirrels playing in a network scrolls, at the top a cartouche engraved with a presentation inscription to Sir George and Lady Williams from the YMCA, on a velvet-covered easel backing,
height 82cm., 32 1/4in.
Catalogue note
Sir George Williams (1821-1905) was an English philanthropist, businessman and founder of the Young Men's Christian Association. He was apprenticed in a draper's shop, later marrying the owner's daughter and becoming the manager of the firm. He founded the group in response to the poor living conditions of young working men in London.
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A large Victorian silver-gilt dressing table mirror, Charles Dumenil, London, 1899
Estimate £4,000 - £6,000
Starting Price £2,000
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