A Large Vintage Fairground 'House of Mirrors' Convex Distorting Mirror sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Written two weeks after the

Written two weeks after the disaster

Strict Chinese custom forbade a woman of a certain station to undress in the doctor's presence

During the post war years of the 1940's

Bryers & Walker

establishments such as Liberty used the star as stretchers on tables or fret cut into the flanks of furniture being just two examples

A Large Vintage Fairground 'House of Mirrors' Convex Distorting Mirror sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Written two weeks after theOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 70 Width: 49. 5 inches Height: 27. 5 inches Depth: 6. 25 inches (at maximum) Forming a virtual image, the original plate with heavy duty black painted casing and hanging hooks to rear. The mirror is convex so light rays seemingly come from behind the mirror and reflections will appear smaller and further away than they would normally. Condition is sound with no