Antique Architectural Double Arched Top Window Fanlight Mirror Conversion

On offer here is an antique architectural steel fanlight captured in a pine frame that was recently converted to a mirror. The sleek steel frame that makes up the fanlight has a resemblance to the peacock’s feathers and has a typical Georgian shape. The steel frame is very thin and it has a distressed off-white paint finish that shows the bare metal in some places. The Georgian fanlight...

Available for purchase is a rare pair of antique architectural zinc windows, known as "oeil de boeuf" or "bull's eye." Derived from historical architectural terminology, this French ...

This beautiful large square tilt-top table was made in England, circa 1850. The top is made in genuine mahogany with vertical grain. The top is 1.38 inches thick and is 55.71 by 52.3...

Beautiful and rare Dutch Renaissance two-door cabinet. This cabinet stems from an era in Dutch history that is called "the golden age'. This cabinet has the typical arched panelled ...

A beautiful large oval mirror with rich ornaments and original facetted mirror plate. The mirror has a very warm antique look and feel. The mirror has an ornate top decoration with a central “fleur de lis” with floral elements. At the bottom, there is also a smaller decoration with acanthus and floral elements. This mirror is made in Southern France and it has a solid pine frame that was smoothened with gesso. The most elevated part of the frame features a floral engraving and the inner part is adorned with a Classic pearl beading. The ornaments were casted with the use of ground cattle bone and plaster, reinforced with steel wires. The mixture of these materials is used in early mirror frames. Before casting was common practice, ornaments were hand carved in wood. A time consuming process and with the growing demand for these mirrors, new production methods were introduced. Later on larger...

This beautiful antique French Louis Philippe mirror has an ornate crest on top and floral ornaments in both lower corners. The gadrooned frame has a pearl beading surrounding the outer edge. This mirror is made in the south of France circa 1850 and is an early Louis Philippe mirror. The crest is not made in one mold, but it is composed out of multiple ornaments. Also, the mixture used to cast the molds has a big part of ground cattlebone. Later mirrors, when the demand for such mirror was increased significantly, had crests cast in one mold and the cattle bone was replaced for chalk. This mirror frame has been cleaned from its original golden color. The off-white color is the color of the raw material. The frame has been colored with an off-white patina to smoothen the color. The whole mirror frame now has a pastel white finish with nice patina. The glass has been renewed circa 20...

Rescued from an estate outside of Boston, MA this antique arch top transom window adds an architectural feast to your space. The window has its original...

A pair of large reclaimed arched stained glass double windows, sourced from a chapel built in 1850. Tall in scale, these colourful windows are currently fixed into original pine fram...

The best beveled and wheel cut arched window. Antique window restored by the world famous Mark Bogenrief.

A beautiful antique arched leaded glass window panel dating from the Victorian era circa 1880. This colourful stained glass window features an und...

An antique arched stained glass window attractively decorated with a bird, possibly a nuthatch, and fruiting foliage surrounded by...

An antique Victorian stained glass arched window dating to circa 1890. This simple yet elegant English piece of artistry is of a lattic...