1840s Floor Mirrors and Full-Length Mirrors

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...

This is an antique tripod shaving mirror. An English, mahogany and birch adjustable personal grooming stand, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840. A superbly crafted and highly functional piece, ideal for the discerning collector or gentleman’s dressing room. Fine early Victorian craftsmanship, with beautifully figured mahogany and birch throughout Desirably aged mirror plate, offering a clear reflection with minor historic markings Adjustable height and angle, aided by a refined brass vernier mechanism, rotating through 180° Demi-lune compartment lids open to reveal a charming birch-lined interior with caramel tones Mirror plinth framed in mahogany with elegant bevelled edge moulding Decorative acanthus bulb carving to the upright support, showcasing quality hand-carved work Raised upon a distinctive tripod base, with bold cabriole legs and graceful scrolled toes Rich colour palette and wax polish finish enhance the warm tones of the period timbers This antique shaving...

A truly exceptional, and beautiful very large crested French mirror, dating to the early 19th century, this mirror was removed from a chateau in the west of France, overall it is in superb condition, with only a few minor losses of the gesso. The large crest surrounded by laurel leaf decoration, and capped at each end by a torchiere urn. The leaf decoration is continued around the frame, with applied gesso beading around the foxed plate...

This antique mirror, crafted from hand-polished mahogany and originating from Denmark around the 1880s, is a stunning example of late 19th-century design and craftsmanship. The fram...

An impressive American Empire cheval mirror dating to around 1840, exquisitely carved with acanthus and barbola rose motifs. The oval mirror is framed in rich, dark mahogany and supp...

Large mirror probably Franz Xaver Fortner with inlays in brass, copper, pewter, mother of pearl and partly colored lacquer inlays on the base and mirror frame, which can be tilted.