Large Vintage Sovereign Collection Over Mantle Wall Mirror with Golden Oak Frame from Morris Furniture, 1990s

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Over the last 100 years, morris furniture has manufactured cabinet furniture for a changing market place. Today, morris manufactures its … Read more Over the last 100 years, morris furniture has manufactured cabinet furniture for a changing market place. Today, morris manufactures its own designs of contemporary and classic ranges, with the use of natural veneers and the latest production techniques, to create furniture ideally suited for homes throughout the uk whatever their style or taste.
boasting an antique golden oak finish, the morris furniture sovereign collection will warm up your living area. A subtle distressed patina highlights the fine detail of all doors, drawers and cornices. Dovetail joints and tongue and groove drawer boxes display the exceptional craftsmanship and further exhibit the exquisite quality throughout. This furniture range is ideal for those who are seeking traditional, long-lasting pieces.
to inject light into your home, consider the morris furniture sovereign landscape wall mirror. With a large rectangular pane of glass framed by an overhang, your living room will be enlarged with the illusion of space. The regal frame accentuates the charm of the timber for a classic aesthetic.

condition report: no defects to the glass mirror. The solid oak frame has a few scuffs and marks, consistent with age (please study photos carefully) with scratch to base of the frame, which is hidden.

sizes:
w120cm x d6cm x h80cm
please note: this piece of furniture is delivered assembled but will need attaching to a wall.
features:
-timber from sustainable fsc approved forests
-high quality
-antique golden oaks
-subtle distressed patina
-rectangular pane of glass
-overhang
-landscape
-wall mirror
-part of the morris furniture sovereign collection

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