17th-Century Jacobean Carved Oak Overmantel Panel Mirror glass_bowl surface encrustation and glaze loss

surface encrustation and glaze loss present

these sconces carry the romantic Gothic influence often associated with early 20th century country house and Tudor Revival interiors

structurally solid with areas of wear/damage as pictured

Width 63cm

Height 57cm

17th-Century Jacobean Carved Oak Overmantel Panel Mirror glass_bowl surface encrustation and glaze lossA striking mirror created from an early 17th century Jacobean carved oak overmantel panel. The deep geometric carving, central roundel and bold borders are typical of early English craftsmanship, with centuries of patina and hand cut oak boards clearly visible to the reverse. Later mirror plates allow it to function beautifully while preserving the original architectural character. Carving Details Classic Jacobean motifs: trefoil leaves symbolising