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Mirrors
“An American Federal Style Giltwood Convex Looking Glass, in excellent condition, circa 1890-1910″ Height 22″, Width 23″. Full condition report, additional photographs, details, and price upon request. Please email chicoraclm@msn.com
“An exceptionally fine and rare English Neo-Classical Giltwood Looking Glass, circa 1770-1800″ This mirror typifies the work of the leading British Neo-Classical Architect and Designer, Robert Adam (1728-1792), who was born in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland and later moved to Edinburgh, where … Continue reading
An uncommon English George III Style over-mantle looking glass in the Regency Style with three eglomise panel insets featuring Neo-classical urns with corresponding mirror plates. Original gilding and mirror. Early twentienth century. Height 30″ Width 56″. Height 30″ Width 56″ … Continue reading
A very attractive early twentieth century reproduction of a Regency Convex Mirror with an Eagle pediment. Great Color, details, and has the original mirror, which has gently faded. This mirror is an antique, but not of the period, and is … Continue reading
“An American Federal Giltwood Pier Mirror, most likely Boston, circa 1805-1815, possibly by John Doggett or B. Cermenati and Company” This mirror is representational of the best of looking glasses from the American Federal era and features superior details, such … Continue reading
An English Regency or George IV Giltwood Two-Arm Convex Mirror with Eagle Crest, original gilding, mirror plate and two candlearms with the original crystal drops, circa 1800-1820. PROVENANCE: A New England Estate of note, available to the purchaser. DIMENSIONS: Height … Continue reading
An American Federal giltwood pier mirror, New England, circa 1810 SOLD TO A COLLECTOR, CHARLESTON AND GEORGIA.
“An English George III pier mirror with eglomise panel” Sold to a collector, New York City, and Charleston.
“An English Two-Arm Girandole with original convex glass, gilding, bobeches, and backboard, circa 1810″ SOLD TO A NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTOR.
“An expectionaly fine and rare American “Washington Memorial” Pier Mirror, Labeled “James Stokes”, Philadelphia, circa 1805″ SOLD TO A COLLECTOR, WASHINGTON STATE.