Eglomise Painting

Pair of Antique 19th Century Chinese Teakwood Framed Eglomise Paintings on Glass.

A decorative French 19th century Neo-Classical st. Giltwood and Églomisé painting of Marseille. This stunning painting is set within a wonderful Églomisé Gilt and black border before...

Eglomise is a method of reverse painting on glass.

An elegant and sophisticated example of high style Art Deco eglomise painting, this depiction of a stylized Orpheus figure with lyre and cape is painted in rich tones of gold, black ...

Fine and rare pair of antique Dutch Verre Églomisé reverse oil paintings on glass panels - featuring moody landscapes with a castle and church, having areas with inset mother-of-pear...

A magnificent example of midcentury reverse-painted glass, this piece by Marianna von Allesch depicts a woman and her square-jawed dog, possibly a boxer, amidst a grove of trees and ...

Wonderful reverse glass or eglomise painting featuring a young goat herd with a village in the distance.

Large scale silver leafed and reverse glass eglomisé painting by Miriam Ellner. Signed and dated 2014.

Pair of M.E. Fager Reverse Mirror Paintings – Signed, 1950s American Design A rare and captivating pair of reverse mirror paintings by renowned American artist M.E. Fager, dated to ...

The reversed glass painting has been made circa 1800. The picture has beautiful colors and is in the original condition. The beautiful painting is also in the original frame.

A verre eglomise Chinese export portrait painting, circa 1900. 15 inches wide by 19 inches tall; 1 ½ inches deep

Denise Malfet (1945) Églomisé Clown. Signed. Behind glass painting. Denise Malfet is an artist born in 1945 in France.

Antique Verre Eglomise Chinese Export reverse glass painting.

The composition brings together a top band and side panels in verre églomisé – painting and gilding technique applied to the back of the glass – decorated with foliage scrolls, volut...

Antique 19th century American folk art primitive eglomise reverse painting on glass of a Federal house in a landscape.

A rare pair of Flemish 18th century "Verre Églomisé" Reverse Glass Paintings, each depicting riverfront scenes with figures, fishermen castles, cottages, tall-ships, sailboat, sheep ...

A chinoiserie eglomise and decoupage five part glass panel in gilt frame, English, 19th century. 40 inches wide by 30 inches tall

Attribution: Boston, circa 1815, attributed to John Doggett & Co. or associated workshop A rare example of early American Federal artistry with symbolic eglomisé painting, untouched...

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The detailed painting of peony flowers and a butterfly is on pith paper or silk, both of which were common during the 19th Century.

The detailed painting of flowers and butterflies is on pith paper or silk, both of which were common during the 19th Century.

The detailed painting of flowers and butterflies is on pith paper or silk, both of which were common during the 19th Century.

A superb China Trade Watercolor on Pith Paper, mounted in a contemporary eglomise-and-decoupage frame. The frame is a custom-painted red ground with ornate decorative detail.

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This antique still life print, dating back to circa 1840, is presented in its original gilt frame. The piece features a vibrant arrangement of flowers and fruits, showcasing the intr...

Verre églomisé, or reverse glass painting with gilding of Saint George and the Dragon.

The hand painted and silver gilded eglomise or reverse painting on glass. The painting represents Ivy leaves and stylized vines.

Late 19th Century American Federal Style Vertical Trumeau wall mirror with eglomise reverse painting under glass panel depicting a pastoral scene.

An American fruitwood mirror with eglomise (reverse painting on glass) panel and flanking black columns

An unusual table screen featuring a reverse glass painted portrait of a young noble lady set into a hardwood frame and stand. The beautiful maiden has a round face with a high foreh...

Depicting either the 6th Earl of Essex (1803-1892): Arthur Algernon Capell or the latter 7th Earl of Essex (1857-1916): George Devereux de Vere Capell Reverse Painting on Glass (Verr...

The shadow box frame, with its recessed design, draws the eye to the central mirrored panel, creating depth and elegance. The masterful églomisé technique, a reverse-painting method,...

Featuring geometric detailing rendered in vibrant vermillion red and muted yellow, the tray captures the dynamic visual language of the 1930s. The technique of églomisé, where rever...

A beautiful example of it exquisite craftsmanship glamorous use of materials, this mirror features a hand-painted motif in Gilt Eglomise, a process involving painting on the reverse ...

The tabletop is fixed into a recessed frame that supports and protects the painted surface along its perimeter. This type of églomisé decoration—where painting is done on the reverse...

This balanced arrangement connects the foot of the lamp to the decorated body, reinforcing the sense of order within the composition. The églomisé technique, employing reverse paint...

19th century French Empire style trumeau mirror with matching console table, featuring a decorative mythological "Verre Églomisé" reverse painting on glass panel. Neoclassical column...

This handsome pair of eglomise, or reverse painting on mirror sconces feature grotto motif decoration.

American Federal mahogany pillar and scroll mantel clock with a broken arch pediment, three urn wood finials, flanking ringed columns, hinged glass door with the original églomisé la...

He was heavily influenced by the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, he used the ancient Pre-Roman process of reverse painting, known in French as "Verre Églomisé" or "back / reverse p...