A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and Bromley doubts whether or

and Bromley doubts whether or not this is indeed a portrait of Elizabeth I

the oak and heater shaped shields having chequey 3x3 and heraldic cross fields respectively

retaining much of its original faded floral upholstery and tassel work

-    Linen utensil pouch -    Two bars of original soap-    A trench art bullet casing fashioned into a cross and another trench art piece-    Three military buttons/badges-    Psalms Prayer Book-    Two Military Combat Manuals-    Shaving utensils to include a sharpener and cleaner-    Pocket Knife/Fork/Spoon-    Two bone handled brushes-    Pen Quills-    Ivorine type photograph-    Pocket binoculars-    Various lapel starsThe Royal Engineers are combat soldiers with a technical edge and have a role in every area of the battlefield

for Smyth to borrow £2400 (approximately £75

A Large Early-Victorian Mahogany & Mercury Plate Overmantle Mirror c.1840-60 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and Bromley doubts whether orOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 48 Depth: 2. 75 Width: 61 The good quality large arched overmantle mirror at approximately five feet wide by four feet high, having the original heavy mercury glass plate surrounded by a mahogany veneered ripple moulded frame of super colour, the lower edge with extended shaped mouldings, surviving from the early to mid Victorian period in completely unmolested