Important Irish George II Pier Glass

Circa 1730 - 40 The rectangular bevelled plate within a gadrooned edge and egg-and-dart border, surmounted by a floral-carved broken pediment centred by a foliate cartouche, the p...

A George II Style Pier Glass in the manner of Matthias Lock Of rectangular form, constructed in giltwood and gesso, elaborately carved incorporating f...

A good quality George 11, 18th century style walnut and parcel-gilt pier glass wall mirror, having carved swan neck pediment, burr walnut veneers, and carved...

Pair of George II Style Pier / Console Mirrors, Burr Walnut and Parcel Gilt Veneered with burr walnut and trimmed with giltwood and set with a swan's-neck pediment with a central ca...

A beautiful and original 18th century pier glass in a very well carved giltwood frame retaining its original two part mirror plate with atmospheric and attractive all over natural foxing yet still reflective. The pure gold gilding remains in lovely condition with only some slight rubbing to the high spots here and there which hint at the red bole clay coat below. The frame with carved and applied decoration of foliage set...

A William and Mary Black and Gilt-Japanned and Polychrome-painted pier glass Circa 1689-1702, The flower painting in the manner of Jean-baptiste Monnoyer. The plates and decoration original. Measures: 78 x 29.25in. (198 x 74.5cm). Provenance Probably the Capel-Cure family, Badger hall, Shropshire, house sale 1945, lot 682, £40. Bought on commission by Clarkson of Wolverhampton for Sir Edward Thompson, Gatacre Park, Bridgworth, Shropshire and by descent with the Thompson family at Gatacre Park. Sold Christie’s London, ‘Important English Furniture’ 4th July 2002, lot 131...