Spotswood Arbor Mirror by Global Views

Description

• The pleached beech arbors in the gardens of the Governor’s Palace in Williamsburg, Virginia, caught the eye of Global View’s designer George Sellers when he visited to develop Williamsburg products.
• The original Palace was constructed under the auspices of Lt. Governor Alexander Spotswood, royal governor from 1710 to 1722.
• Spotswood also created the Palace’s elaborate gardens.
• He owned a book on the gardens of Versailles, so may have nurtured French-style arbors as a cool respite from a Tidewater Virginia summer.
• Bring a different kind of cool into your home with our Spotswood Arbor Mirror.
• Hands on 2 2.5″ Dia Rings on back
• White Paint
• Good quality glass cleaner as necessary.