Other Convex Mirrors

English Convex Bull’s Eye Mirror in the Regency Style. Mirror features a round giltwood frame adorned with evenly spaced gilt spheres spread out between the raised trim moldings of t...

This all original English Regency mirror would be right at home in the interior design styles of today. Fitted with hand-carved spherical knobs in the gold giltwood frame, the mirror...

Regency convex mirror circa 1815 with slightly worn through water gilding and original mercury glass which is in very good condition, the pine back panel has its original maker’s pap...

An English Regency giltwood convex mirror from the early 19th century, notable for its classic circular form and bold decorative detailing. The molded frame is adorned with a continu...

This is a beautiful good small size round convex wall mirror made in the Regency style, dating to early in the 20th century. The frame is wood and gesso, turned in various sections ...

An English giltwood convex mirror from the 19th century, featuring the distinctive neoclassical design associated with the Regency period. The circular frame is decorated with a seri...

A fine English round or circular convex mirror featuring a Regency design of a moulded gilt frame and ebonized trim, with gilt balls around the circumference. Diameter 15 1/2 in x D...

Vintage gold-tone sunburst mirror featuring convex glass; crafted from wood in France, circa mid-20th century. Highly sought after by serious collectors, this mirror is crafted and ...

Fine English Regency period round convex mirror retaining its original glass, frame, and construction. This authentic early 19th-century example displays the honest wear and rich pat...

This is a very good circular Convex gilt Wall Mirror in the Georgian Regency Style, circa 1930. This is a very decorative piece, well made with good " ball "detail, and a slim dept...

Double Eagle gilded convex mirror in the Russian Imperial Style.

A lovely example of a traditional English Regency convex mirror. The giltwood frame is decorated with regularly spaced balls. The original plate is foxed around the edge and again ...