Swedish Pier Mirrors and Console Mirrors

19th century empire revival mahogany pier mirror circa 1870. Excellent quality pier mirror using the finest mahogany.  Architectural cornice top with cresent shape which showcases t...

A beautiful round mirror in pine by Christian Langeström and made by Fröseke, Sweden. The mirror has a slightly brutal feel to it, but is quite calm and would fit perfectly in modern...

Circa 1810 Swedish late Gustavian / early Empire period neoclassical pier mirror of trumeau form having acanthus leaf ogee cornice surmounting frieze with radiating lyre (harp) design centered between acanthus leaf appliques; the original rectangular glass mirror...

Elegant white painted and parcel gilt Swedish Neoclassical Style mirror plate.

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 gustavian gilt wood mirror with gouaches made in Stockholm c. 1790. Original gilding. The gouaches painted in the neoclassical pompeian style.

Very decorative set of a Gustavian demilune console table with white marble top and matching pier mirror, signed by one of the leading Stockholm makers Lars Magnus Thiem, (1782-1814)...

Mirror made by Johan Åkerblad, signed IÅ. Johan Åkerblad were working in Stockholm 1754 - 1799 as manufacturer of mirrors. He also delivered mirrors to the Royal Castels. Gustavian ...

Late 19th century Swedish empire revival birch pier mirror circa 1890. Fine architectural pier mirror made in birch. Rich golden empire revival birch, with architectural cornice.  ...

A Swedish Gustavian Period gilt pier mirror with pierce carved ribbon and foliate crest decoration, accented with foliate swags, continued on the beveled mirror surround and base. Da...

Swedish Karl Johan, Biedermeier, Mirror of crotch mahogany with original aged mirror.

The rectangle bevelled edged mirror plate bordered by engraved panels in Venetian style these finished with interlace beaded ormolu border, the upper section with scroll ormolu decor...

An early 19th century Swedish gilded mirror, circa 1820. This mirror features an arched crest and flanking fluted half columns. There are two li...

A pair of gustavian sconces, made in Sweden about 1790. The sconces have gilding with much of indigenous textures remains. The top is decorated with a beautiful, hand carved bow. G...

Elongated shaped wall mirror with teak wood frame. Good vintage condition. The glass appears partially oxidized.  BC002

Large Swedish Neoclassical Giltwood pier Mirror, the mirror features an arched crest and flanking fluted half columns, within the arch there is a decoraton reminiscet of a flower or ...

Very attractive early 19th century giltwood console table with a fully carved eagle supporting the white marble top. A matching mi...

Stunning late 19th C Swedish painted marble top console table and mirror. 1890. Console table dimensions: 32"W x 16"D x 32"H Mirror dimensions: 38"W x 6" x 76"H Dimensions...

A Gustavian rectangular gilt mirror with beveled cornice top, carved arch frieze and anthemion accents. The neoclassical carving of a lion's he...

A beautiful console set in dark pine made of a round mirror and a two drawer hanging shelf. The set has a slightly brutal feel to it, but is quite calm and would fit perfectly in mod...

Exquisite 18th century Gustavian mirror, Stockholm circa 1780. Mahogany, carved and partly gilded. The Swedish Gustavian Style was named after King Gustav III of Sweden (reign 1771-92). Gustav III visited the French Court during the reign of Louis XVI several times and loved the French neoclassical...

The very fine water-gilded frame showing an architectural cornice above a rectangular frieze decorated with burnished relief moulded neoclassical motifs, surmounting a very old recta...

Early 19th century Swedish Empire giltwood pier mirror The acanthus moulded cornice above a paterae, foliate lyre shaped and acanthus moulded frieze above a later rectangular plate f...

Period Karl Johan (Biedermeier) mirror of gorgeous crotch mahogany. Silvered mirror is old and shows some age, but may not be original. Mahogany is showing lighter in ...

The console with a veined white marble top, the frieze carved with foliate design motifs and central medallion on tapered fluted legs. The rectangular mirror plate within robed borde...

A slender Biedermeier mirror, with parquetry-inlaid frieze, and architectural pediment.  The mirror composed of two plates with beveled edges, and situated between two columns. Th...

Olaf Wetterberg (1745 Sweden 1803), Rococo mirrors, pair, circa 1760, giltwood with original plates. A peculiarity of Swedish mirrors, well into the 19th century, is that in all but...