George III period Dressing Mirror in Mahogany & Gilt, c. 1790

A late 18th century English George III mahogany shaving mirror attached to base with 3 drawers ending in bracket feet.

An elegant and well-preserved Mahogany Dumbwaiter, with three tiers of serving space, and down-swept legs. Dating from the early George III period, and English in Origin. The three tiers all with moulded edges and richly-coloured mahogany, and the lower two levels freely rotating around the stem. The central column in solid mahogany, with spiral-fluted and moulded designs throughout, and resting atop a tripodal base with graceful down-swept legs ending in spade feet on castors. For many more fine antiques, including a wide variety of Dumbwaiters and Etageres from England and Europe, visit our online galleries at William Word Fine Antiques: Atlanta's Source for antique European furniture...

With a shield shape mirror with two supports to enable adjustment. The bow front cross banded base with drawers. Ball feet. Typically a bedroom piece to place on a chest of drawers.

Mahogany swinger shield dressing mirror on a serpentine box stand with divided drawer and ogee bracket feet. The center drawer is fitted with an bone key escutcheon and is flanked by smaller drawers each fitted with turned bone...