Mirrors

The Biedermeier style emerged in Germany and Austria in the early 19th century along with the first substantial appearance of the middle class in E...

 An early 18th Century Venetian green marble and silver gilt mirror, with faux red marble panels, circa 1750. Mirror plate is later.

A late 18th Century Venetian silver gilt mirror on red clay bole with original mirror plate.

A late 19th Century American Baroque Style gray painted mirror. The frame has plaster cloth wrapped corners.

An early 19th Century French Empire mahogany mirror with ormolu mounts. The mounts are stars, angels, and, laurel branches.

A 19th Century gilt wood American pier mirror with a carved shell and pearl.

A late 19th Century English mahogany mirror with an ebonized band and a gold fillet.

A 19th Century American gilt wood pier mirror.

A late 19th Century American mahogany pier mirror with applied gilt decorations

Italian carved wood Baroque Style mirror. Frame in gilt, circa 1840

An Arts and Crafts carved oak frame with later mirror, England circa 1900.

A late 19th century English tortoise shell bamboo over mantel mirror with shelves. Good antique condition with wear and loss as expected on a pie...

An English Neoclassical oval/square mirror circa 1780

A 19th Century Danish Empire mahogany mirror, circa 1840. The mirror plates appear to be original. A good example of Northern European Biedermeie...

Italian carved painted & gilt mirror with églomisé gilt panel. Italy circa 1810.

A 19th Century carved and reticulated gilt wood mirror, circa 1860

Mirror, mirror on the wall. The first Welsh witch convicted of witchcraft was executed in 1594. This rare 19th century Welsh witches mirror belong...

A classic Louis XVI design celadon ground trumeau mirror with antique landscape painting of mother and child set in a bucolic scene. Fine gilded s...

A classic late 19th century Dutch Baroque style mirror with gilt brass and ebony accents. Unusual large size. A rare character piece that would lo...

A large and well carved and gilt wood mirror made in Italy, circa 1810. With trophies, swags, urns and masks. Some small repairs to gilding, plate...

We were very pleased to acquire these elegant mirrors. They can be seen published a few places - most notably Diane Saeks' book "San Francisco A C...

Convex bulls eye mirrors were popular in homes on both sides of the Atlantic from about 1790 to 1830, You will find them in most historic homes th...

An Italian Baroque Tabernacle frame, circa 1750 painted, part gilt and carved wood with later antiqued mirror. Finial possibly later. A good examp...

A large and decorative mirror made in Northern Europe during the 19th century. The mirrors design features a Baron’s coronet framed by acanthus le...