Antique Side Plates

side of the plate are nine illustrations labeled A through K, each depicting a different pyramid at

fraying, and old repair with tape on the left side. Strong impression with visible plate mark. Framing

four pendant balls at the top. Below the pediment, there are columns on either side of the mirror plate

with printed text and a different image on the back side. Signed in the plate (not hand-signed).

with a beveled crystal face plate to one side and a mirrored plate to other. Crystal drops adorn the

brass handles on each side. The complete brass plate is removable, similar to a serving trolley / tray.   

of pasta. Her plate is broken in her hands with only a few fettuccine noodles hanging over the side

plate and matching side handles, typical of traditional Chinese storage chests. A subtle linear band

conforming individually glazed doors. The doors open to a two fixed shelf interior, with double plate rails

ground, with the other side being a flat plate. The mirror plates have age related oxidizing and pitting

one side and a moveable plate glass shelf, supported on iron brackets The Cabinet is in used but sound

, leading to urns on the left and right which hold Mahogany tapered columns. The columns lead up each side

iron carrying handles either side and strapwork decoration, the front having a shield shaped lock plate

quality piano lacquer high gloss surface. Extendable with insert plates on two sides in black high gloss

center the mirror plate, flanked on either side by small flat mirror plates

tablet with burnished gilt gesso classical motifs in high-relief, overtop a later mirrored plate sided by

Slate Blue. The Hutch has a gently rounded top board, Canted sides, four fixed shelves with plate

cartouche back plate with scalloped side cheeks, the four barred shaped fire front resting on cushion spaces

series of large rivets, which were also used to keep the lapped plates together. The side borders are

unique structure. On the right side of the plate, the Straight-Nosed Pipefish (Syngnathus acus) is

manor, top and sides to plate mark. Beautiful example. The skyline of London, dominated by St. Paul's

pulls emitting from a carved foliate back-plate. The sides of the cabinet handsomely carved with a

mirror plates within the double frame. At the straight base are lovely foliate scrolls and a pierced

the side panels, back plate, and rectangular drip pan. A circular hole purposely pierced into the top

with pawed feet atop a triangular mottled edge marble base with concave sides and an Ormolu base plate

leaves with a central reserve flanked by pierced mirror backed legs. Extending vertically on both sides

either side with brass plate handles and escutcheons, raised on shaped bracket feet. Georgian period

the aged brass hardware, including a circular lock plate and side handles, adds a refined, authentic

shaped join plate and three large star nails on either side. Many of these plates features the cutout

acanthus, flanked on each side by a pair of shelves. The center beveled mirror plates surmounted with side

Rectangular with brass strapping and side handles. Lock plate and flap. Fitted sometime in the 19th

constructed from very handsome walnut with lovely linen fold detailing, a beautiful lock plate and iron side

plate and side handles, which add both decorative and practical value. The interior reveals a spacious

side. All original gilt, mirror plates, and patina throughout.

base with inverted sides and an Ormolu bottom plate. Each cassolette is raised by three curved Ormolu

detail photos. There is a loss to right side bail and escutcheon plate, old scratches, indent to top and

"Queen Anne" drop leaf table made in cabinetmaker quality. Top plate and side flaps made of a

architectural porticos and dated 1735. Offers original side handles, key plate and original iron lock with key

-turned side supports a large foot plate and fitted with a hand swivel toe rest. This type of boot jack is

(28.25'') Oval Mirror Plate Height: 47cm (18.5'') Side Mirror Plate Width: 12cm (4.75'') Side Mirror

carrying a precious decorated porcelain plate, on the sides 3 ram's heads in precious chiseled bronzes

with draped bellflower husks adorning the sides of the plate. Circa 1870.

Stunning 18th C Italian original painted and gilt credenza with serpentine front and sides and a

mirror, which can be removed, crowned with a carving of a shell and flowers with scrolled carved sides

flanking a central Ceres mask, the lock plates on either side depicting an interlocking peacocks emblem

Hinged top, decorated overall with incised carving, lock plate and side handles.

A simple 19th century Victorian polished fire grate. A shaped cast back plate with scallop sides, a

foliate supports. The pierced sides with mirror plates have a robust design of large grape vines and

by wonderful scrolled feet with richly carved foliate movements which extend up each side. The

on foliage on the sides. The plated mounts of the case are engraved with stylized ferns, and the back

impressive mirror retains all of its original mirror plates throughout which are set within a dramatic and

A very attractive 19th century Louis xvi st. giltwood mirror with its original beveled mirror plate

bronze border with decorative foliate reserves at each side. With the original mirror plate.  

bronze border with decorative foliate reserves at each side. With the original mirror plate.

back plate with scalloped sides, below, a polished fire apron mounted with splayed finials, a four

nightclub. It is composed of interlacing brass palm leaves, frosted plate glass sides, and 3 tier stepped

flanked by foliate swags along each side. The rectangular mirror plate in two sections surrounded by a