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Simon Andrew Forster (1801 – 1870) was the son of the rather better known violin maker William Forster (1739 – 1808) and co-author with S
The Box: 19
5” (with stopper)The hand-blown glass sphere or globe
A very good looking piece whether it stands in or out
England and is mentioned in the ‘Where to buy at Bedford: an illustrated local review’ of 1891
An Unusual Late Victorian Trefoil Shaped Walnut Wall Mirror c.1900 poa-item Simon Andrew Forster (1801 –Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 18. 5 Width: 19. 5 Depth: 1 The late Victorian period trefoil or clover shaped wall mirror with a walnut ripple moulded frame having gilt floral banded decoration, the quality bevelled original mirror plate with some foxing commensurate with age and presented with original hanging chain. In very good condition the mirror does not suffer from any damage to note, the plate
