Chinoiserie Mirror light suggesting it was intended from

suggesting it was intended from the outset as a cabinet curiosity or presentation piece rather than a child’s toy

including a settee with matching bolster cushions and scatter cushion

115 cm wide

The whole raised on freely moving casters

combining ingenuity with delicate craftsmanship

Chinoiserie Mirror light suggesting it was intended fromOf rectangular form, decorated with chinoiserie scenes around a bevelled edge mirror. Measuring 55cm wide x 34cm high x 3cm deep. Good original condition with minor foxing in places to the mirror. Late 19th early 20th century. Chinoiserie is a French term meaning Chinese esque and is a European interpretation of Chinese art rather than direct representation. Mirrors were decorated with Chinoiserie scenes as a European interpretation of East Asian