Columned Mirror

fragile formations called speleo-thems-towering stalagmites, stalactites, columns, drapery, flow-stone

and applied gilt rosette detail to the support columns of the mirror. The dressing table contains

fragile formations called speleo-thems-towering stalagmites, stalactites, columns, drapery, flow-stone

compartmental division of a bent temple-shaped central compartment with mirrored full columns, flanked by star

, 18th century, mahogany veneer with burl wood mirror, fluted full columns, elaborately hand-painted dial

case with fruitwood veneers in the shape of a portal, steps in front flanked by two alabaster columns

oak frieze supported by two turned reeded carved oak columns, bevelled edge mirror to the centre of

Mahogany on solid wood. Architecturally designed body flanked by solid columns. Facet-ground

mahogany wood gilt bronze columns, an oval mirror in between. Dated around 1840. The table top is

mounts, cross banded in Kingwood, carved columns and mirror backed open shelves to the sides.

columns and the original mirror plate back with two additional fluted columns. The tier has an exquisite

. The distinctive design includes bamboo-style columns and a quaint, detachable mirror framed by

by a large oval Wedgwood porcelain plaque. The central glazed door flanked by reeded columns and

. The tall tapering column is mirror polished and the flat disc at the bottom has a satin finish to

drawers and castle with twisted columns and mirror. The Lower part with drawer and doors with three

columns skilfully angled mirrors are placed, creating a fascinating semicircular effect and artistically

mirrored. Columns with capital and bases. Finely engraved bronze fittings. Moulded lions masks and ring

raised shelves supported on turned columns and mirror backed, above the cabinet with two central slightly

having marble tops with brass gallery, above a hand painted cupboard, flanked by mirrors and columns

French mahogany and ormalu Empire dressing table with a tilting mirror between mahogany columns with urn

This south Caucasian carpet is in the Russian style with columns of elliptical "mirrors" displaying

twist columns, a mirrored back and three shelves with brass supports. Cabinet with working lock and key

:: Now on sale, reduced from $1,400! :: Single column interconnected medallions in mirrored

in Thuja wood and inlay, as well as a removable mirror gallery with columns. Parquet floor in mirror

architecturally formed and mirrored columns with capital and base. Finely engraved bronze fixture. (L-Sam-160).

bands. The handles displays richly chased wild boar heads and striking column designs with mirrored

series of drawers framing a theater designed by alternating mirrors and half-columns in gilded wood with

tapering columns, two original bevelled mirrors and a quality marquetry inlaid panel, mahogany inlaid

foliage medallion carvings, flanking corner acanthus foliage carvings, flanking marble capital columns

pattern of stylized lotus flowers, peonies, and ornate foliage arranged in mirrored vertical columns. The

Mirrors) and the columns of the main portico on the "Cour des Marbres" (Marble Courtyard). To satisfy the

beautiful, beveled edges. The base on the columns appears to mirror the bevel on the glass top… it’s really

climbing up the front of the skirt in two curving columns that mirror one another to mesmerizing effect

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

the structural support for the roof of the pavilion. Marcelis introduced a ninth mirrored-glass column

the structural support for the roof of the pavilion. Marcelis introduced a ninth mirrored-glass column

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural

the structural support for the roof of the pavilion. Marcelis introduced a ninth mirrored-glass column

the structural support for the roof of the pavilion. Marcelis introduced a ninth mirrored-glass column

English Gothic Revival (late 19th century) bleached oak wall mirror with column sides ending in

ninth mirrored-glass column which functioned as a light and was placed in line with the structural