Twilight of the Empire Lightbox Lenticular storage The legs and arms have

The legs and arms have been refinished and fully restored

The iron window-frame was reclaimed from a factory in France and converted to this amazing wall mirror

The chrome coated metal top has large areas where the chrome has worn away and chipped off which is understandable for its age and use

medieval style

This situation is quite often the case with vintage lucite mirrors as it depends on where they've been hung in the past

Twilight of the Empire Lightbox Lenticular storage The legs and arms have55cm square white framed illuminated lightbox lenticular transparency "Twilight of the Empire" by Matthew Andrews. A rare and clever use of photography by lenticular artist Matthew Andrews "The concept behind the picture is when the Queen came to power in 1954 the UK still had an Empire albeit reducing. The British Monarch had replaced all the "chiefs or rulers or kings" of the Empire countries with only one, itself. Ever since the Queen came to power