Antique Victorian Carved Walnut Tall Hall Entryway Pier Mirror with Figures

A beautiful and quite charming antique Victorian shaving mirror. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1860-1880 period. This is of superb quality, and is beautifully carved. The oval mirror sits on a tripod base, the mirror can be angled and adjusted with an original metal sharks...

Antique walnut Eastlake Pier floor mantle mirror circa 1890's. Gold highlighted details in great condition with slight wear. There are some imperfections in the mirror. Mirror measur...

This is a distinguished English gentleman’s outfitter’s dressing mirror, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840. Crafted from exquisite flame mahogany, this superb Cheval m...

Early Victorian ebonized floor standing pier mirror, all original, very light patina to large mirror, lots of patina to small angled top mirror. Umbrella/cane area with tile shelf i...

An exceptional Victorian tailors mirror of enormous proportions, standing at over 2.45 Metres, this is a beautifully proportioned and elegant mirror, the ebonised oak frame and origi...

A gorgeous 19th century giltwood archtop pier or dressing mirror of tall and narrow proportions. The mirror glass plate set within a beautifully hand c...

This magnificent carved gilt wood mirror stands at just under 12' tall. Note the original painted finish with muted green, gray, dusty rose, gold gilt and more. A decorative basket o...

We are delighted to offer this absolutely stunning Aesthetic Movement Gillows of Lancaster Victorian Ash and Burr Walnut Cheval mirror with twin candle sconces What a find, in the...

Age: 1800 - 1850 Furniture Style: Louis XV (1730 - 1770) Overall Dimensions: 75"h x 41"w Early 20th Century French Louis XV style grey painted pier mirror, 19th century, having a ...

Rare large and extremely sculptural wall table with marble inlay and beveled mirror. If you are appreciative of rare and sculptural antiques then this large mirror / side table could be exactly what you are looking for. The quality and the patina of the large, fighting phoenix bird and dragon frame is second to none and for it to be in such good condition is truly amazing. It takes a special craftsman and artist to create such a piece, the type that you simply don't find anymore in this day and age. Because of the subject matter and the great quality, the first name that comes to mind would be that of master sculptor Gabriel Viardot. However, Viardot virtually made all of his dragon sculptures in the Chinoiserie style and this piece is clearly more European. In terms of the quality of the carvings, whomever created this unique piece of furniture certainly was no less artistic or skilled as Viardot, because this piece really is among the best you will ever see. The way in which this hand carved wooden phoenix is holding the shield-like beveled mirror in its claws and the way the dragon seems to try to fend off the enormous and fierce phoenix is both dramatic and impressive at the same time and it will never seize to amaze you or anyone visiting. Especially when you see the detailed carvings and the true size of this work of beauty in real life, you will be stunned. By the way, we learned that in imperial China, the dragon and the phoenix were respectively associated with the Emperor and the Empress...