A fine pair of giltwood girandoles, English, 19th Century, in the manner of William France Burnished Collectors and interior designers alike

Collectors and interior designers alike covet such mirrors for their rarity and for the refined presence they bring to a space

with pristine finish and no evident restorations

polychrome

exhibiting internationally and producing works for Grand Tour patrons and prominent collectors across Europe and America

epitomises the refined artistry of early twentieth-century Japanese decorative arts

A fine pair of giltwood girandoles, English, 19th Century, in the manner of William France Burnished Collectors and interior designers alikeA Fine Pair of Giltwood Girandoles, English, 19th Century, in the Manner of William France This exquisite pair of giltwood girandoles is a superb example of English craftsmanship from the late nineteenth century, capturing the traditional aesthetic reminiscent of the renowned maker William France. The elegant design takes inspiration from the high style of Georgian England, showcasing the opulent decorative taste favoured by society during this era.