Regency Gentleman’s Adjustable Shaving Stand Vanity Mirror

Rare Regency Gentleman’s Shaving Stand Vanity Mirror * English Regency Period circa 1820 * Rare and unusual * Steel and Brass * Original deep red patinated lacquer finish * Possibly a piece of campaign furniture * Brass Telescopic Rise and fall * Cabriole Tripod base with pad feet * Fretwork decoration with central boss supporting a central column * Topped with a fixed tole tray * Height + angle adjustable original mercury backed plate oval mirror * Slightly foxed (not affecting vision) * Decorated leather back * Would work well equally well as a ladies vanity/dressing table A rare and unusual elegant slender Regency period steel gentleman’s shaving stand vanity mirror with brass telescopic rise and fall height adjustment setting to mirror; quite possibly a piece of campaign furniture. Raised on a cabriole leg tripod base with pad feet having fretwork decoration with central boss supporting a central column topped with a fixed tole tray with height and angle adjustable original mercury backed plate oval mirror - slightly foxed but does not affect form or function. Decorated leather back in original deep red patinated lacquer finish. It would work equally well as a ladies vanity/ dressing table.