Pair of Federal Gilt Swag Mirrors

A pair of George III style giltwood rococo mirrors of rectangular form with gilt pierced foliate and C-scroll rocaille carving to crest, sides and base, having lovely worn water gilt...

Good George II carved wood and gilt gesso mirror, the central cartouche flanked by swan neck pediment having egg and dart carved molded edge, the body with foliate relief carving on ...

Fine George III period giltwood looking glass, retaining its original mercury plate, having lovely dry scraped original gilding on a foliate...

George II giltwood mirror having well-carved gilt scroll and rocaille frame with elaborate entwined pierce-decorated crest and conforming carved bottom cartouche. The whole of pleasi...

A pair of fine quality carved and gilt Florentine mirrors with original its glass. Solid carved back with hand cut nails.

A rare pair of early Georgian cut gesso mirrors mainly in their original gilt; the plates look original but were probably replaced some time ago; a finely carved cartouche in the cen...

Large pair of Swedish gilt metal and engraved glass mirrors after Precht Swedish, 19th Century Height 132cm, width 75cm, depth 5cm Crafted in 19th century Sweden, the design of this elegant pair of mirrors is after the work of the Precht family. Burchard (d.1738), Gustav (d. 1763) and Christian (d. 1779) Precht were synonymous with 18th century mirror production in Sweden and crafted exceptional pieces for the Swedish court. Mounted on an ebonised wood backing, the front of the mirrors is adorned with gilt metal frames and engraved glass detailing. The egg and dart motif is used for the gilt metal frames. The glass is engraved with floral and scrolling patterns, in between which are gilt metal mounts of a similar design. Centering each mirror is a large glass plane. Surmounting the mirror is a shaped, gilt metal, and engraved glass panel with adornments like the ones below. Topping these are gilt metal vases filled with rich bouquets. Celebrating the work of 18th century Swedish mirror...

A Fine Pair of George III Style Giltwood and Composition Oval Mirrors In the Manner of Robert Adam. Each mirror having an oval plate surmounted by an urn cresting with scrolling ac...