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survives from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century
George IV died at Windsor on 26 June 1830
By 1855 the institution was using the Kisbee ring
Width: 6 inches
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A Large Mid-20thC Czech Convex Railway Mirror c.1950-60 poa-item survives from the late nineteenthOrigin: Czech Republic Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 60 Diameter: 45 Depth: 4 The large and very decorative circular railway or tram system mirror, nearing four feet in diameter, with wonderfully aged original glass, foxed and worn, to a red and white painted signalling frame and integral mount to the reverse, the whole surviving from the third quarter of twentieth century eastern Europe. The mirror is in perfectly useable order