Topic: Those who give... Whitefriars mirror catalogue 1860s

[Patrick]

Hi,
A good example of someone willing to GIVE can be seen here.... http://whitefriars.com/catalogues/1865/index.php

Regards, Patrick.

[Carolyn Preston]

Hi,
A good example of someone willing to GIVE can be seen here.... http://whitefriars.com/catalogues/1865/index.php

Regards, Patrick.

 :hj: Absolutely gorgeous Patrick. Now were the edges stained glass, or etched or....?

Carolyn

[Anne]

I've split this out as it's too good to lose in another discussion.

Patrick thanks for posting the link, what an interesting catalogue - do you know of any surviving examples of these mirrors?

[Lustrousstone]

Yummy. I assume there was a colour choice. I'll have one of the more arts and crafty ones in green please.

[Patrick]

Hi,
 To help ALL of us who are now looking for these wonderful mirrors it is useful to know the approx height............
The drawings are scaled down to 1/4 size.
The drawings are approx. 6 1/2 inches high.
This makes the actual mirror to be approx 26 inches high ....................

Now all that is needed is to FIND one !

Regards, Patrick

[Andy]

The 1860 catalogue donated by the same person is very interesting as well!!
 

http://whitefriars.com/catalogues/1860/index.php

[Patrick]

 Absolutely gorgeous Patrick. Now were the edges stained glass, or etched or....?

Carolyn

Hi ,
I would have thought they were 'Opus sectile' ..................

Regards, Patrick.

[Anne]

Thanks Patrick - I had to look that up to find out what it meant!   
For those who, like me, were lost, here is an explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_sectile  :thup: