Fox Plates

gilding. The three mirror plates having slight aged foxing with the outer plates with soft bevelled edge

A splendid 19th century cast iron over mantle fireplace mount with the original foxed mirror plate

coloring, strong visible plate marks, no foxing, no tears, no stains. Overall preservation is outstanding

proportion, ideal as a commanding overmantle or hallway statement mirror Original mercury glass plate

retains its original mercury glass plate, softly foxed and shimmering with the distinctive character only

visible plate marks, no foxing, no tears, no stains. Overall preservation is outstanding. Framing tips

beveled edges of the mirror glass add subtle refinement. The mirror plate shows minor foxing and age spots

attractive foxing (aging) to the mirror plate, enhancing its authenticity and character (as shown in photos

landscape. The sparkly softly bevelled mercury plates are beautifully foxed. The upper plate decorated with

minor age toning and occasional foxing consistent with age. Visible plate marks and clean margins

coloring, strong visible plate marks, no foxing, no tears, no stains. Overall preservation is outstanding

. Retaining historic original paint layers and with beautifully foxed and sparkling mercury plates. Circa

moulded parcel gilt slip, the original mirror plate with some foxing, below a floral painted panel with a

condition commensurate with age. Some foxing to mirror plate and a small historic repair to fretwork (top

scattered foxing in the mirror plate add authentic charm and underscore its 19th-century origin. Measuring

wood back. The overall condition is good with some small spots of foxing on the orignal plate, which is

plate with attractive foxing. English, c. 1860.

patina, lending depth and authenticity to the piece. The mirror plate shows light foxing appropriate to

plate with some foxing. The outer edge of the shaped frame beaded with the inner ribbon twist moulding

A wonderful French early 18th Century Regence giltwood mirror. The heavily foxed original mercury

prints are in very good visual condition. Plate 92 is bright and clean with only slight foxing in the

Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Lightly foxed mirror plate presents a fine

landscape. The sparkly softly bevelled mercury plates are beautifully foxed. The upper plate decorated

something farther afield. The original mirror plate sparkles with foxing and crystallization. Please view

'foxing' distressing to the mirror plate (please see photos).

and of very good quality. pitting and foxing to the mirror plate 12.5cm diameter of mirror 25cm in

. Spots of foxing in the mirror plate. View the detailed images. Mirror plate: 42 ¾” H x 21 ¼”W

the gently foxed mirror plates is adorned with rams heads and Regency style bows. The frame displays

mirror plate shows light foxing consistent with age, which enriches its antique charm while maintaining

original foxed mercury mirror plate and back boards. Tiny loss to one corner, a highly decorative item

surmounted by elaborate scrolling foliate surmount, which looms over the mirror plate. The wonderfully foxed

patina of the original gilt surface lends depth and softness, while the lightly foxed mirror plate hints

commensurate of age. Minor foxing to mirror plate and minor wear to the gilt frame (Please refer to photo).

somewhat loose with some chips. Scattered foxing on some plates. A handsome set of plates reproducing the

bold surmount and scrolled motif Superb bevelled glass with pleasingly light foxing Mirror plate

medallions and beaded borders. The original mercury glass plate displays light foxing, adding depth and

fresh coloring. Light age toning to the margins and minimal foxing consistent with age. Plate mark

offset from the plates and foxing only on the letterpress for one gathering towards the end of Vol. 2

-related toning and some foxing, mostly confined to margins. Plate impression strong and detailed. Blank

reflecting the elegant symmetry and classical restraint of the Louis XVI aesthetic. The original mirror plate

and original foxed mirror plate. Height 70cm, Width 38cm, Depth 4.5cm Mirror Plate 52cm Height, 21cm

thick cream paper. Minimal margin toning; no foxing, tears, or repairs. Plate edges intact with full

leaves around a shield, with eagle perched above. Circa 1880. The original heavily foxed glass plate is

appearance Fine bevelled mirror plate with minimal foxing Scroll motif surmount with an oval town scene from

. The mirror plate does not sit flush with the frame in places and there are small signs of foxing to

19th C French faux bamboo mirror. Lovely foxing on the original glass plate. 1890. Reference: 8219

New World’s key capitals. Condition: Very good, with some light age-related toning and foxing in the

. Toning to the sheet, minor foxing in the margins, strong plate mark, and bright original hand-colouring

beading. The original mirror plates have foxing and glittering only found within antique mirror plates. Be

antiquities. This plate belongs to “Tome 3, N° 7” of a larger series and is signed Porlier fecit, identifying

toning to edges and minimal foxing in margins. Strong plate impression with original pastel hand coloring

rich russet hues Original plate displaying gentle foxing, commensurate with age Of generous proportion

mirror plate, with charming foxing and light, age-related character Fascia adorned with gilt artistry

foxing in margins. Strong plate impression with crisp detail. Framing tips: A dark walnut or ebonized

in Asia and Oceania. Marked “Tome 8, N° 1” in the upper right, this plate was part of a multi-volume

foxing, mostly in margins. Strong plate impression with excellent preservation of engraved detail

their mission and the sense of travel and cultural encounter that defined their work. The plate is