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A magnificent 8" 6" tall mirror from The Royal Albert hall with gilt Laurel decoration and etched details of a French horn with trailing leaves finishing with a triangle and the initials RAH to the mirror plates. The mirrors are made up of a composite mix with plaster detailing in the traditional way and then gilded. These mirrors were originally hung in the South side bar at The Royal Albert Hall in London. We have a period image of them hung in the South side bar which we can forward on giving full provenance and a letter of authenticity from the archivist allowing them to be removed. We have four of these mirrors available two with violins and another with a mandolin.