British Table Mirrors

This stand-alone tabletop mirror is framed in authentic Shagreen. The symmetrical blue/brown Shagreen sections stand out against the creamy finish of the framework. A crown cornice g...

Here we have a Antique Georgian 1790 Mahogany & Gilt Dressing Table Mirror with Brass Handles. Standing on ogee bracket feet with three drawers, all with fine dovetails and brass han...

English Decorative Table-Top Mirror Dimensions: 19" H x 12 3/4" W

Art Deco Dressing Mirror by Betty Joel. Geometric shaped solid walnut frame with the mirror in good condition also with shaped top. Dimensions: H 79cm W...

The rectangular mirror plate with cusped top corners within a conforming incised gilt surround and molded hinged wood frame set between two square spreading supports surmounted by fl...

An attractive English George 2nd walnut toilet mirror, circa 1745 with its original mercury glass, carved gilt and gesso slip. Cross grain mouldings to the frame, flanked by square ...

Rustic English Victorian (19th Century) round horn and silver trimmed dressing table / vanity mirror with blue (worn) velvet border and an easel stand.

No dressing room is complete without an elegant mirror. Procreo’s Bijou mirror will enhance your beauty routine and is guaranteed to brighten your days. It is handmade in the U.K. ...

Emilio mirror is made in the same dark ripple grey timber as the Emilio dressing table, while bands of curved decorative marquetry inlays adorn its three mirror sections. Hand-mad...

Simple yet striking and playful, the Glacio mirror in dark grey oak, makes a statement with its angular form which is decorated with handmade marquetry pattern of a lipstick! A truly...

English Chippendale mahogany gilt wall mirror with carved Prince of Wales plumes, shell, and scrolling with floral motif. Mirror retains the original glass and wood backing. Late ...

Very fine antique English Geo. III Mahogany shaving mirror with superb, rare serpentine shape, original oval mahogany frame adjustable mirror a...

English Victorian Table Mirror Silvered Brass ca. 1880s DIMENSIONS Height: 16.2 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 12.5 inches Mirror diameter: 15 inches ABO...

A fabulous late Georgian triptych gilt dressing table mirror in wonderful condition. The frame to the gently foxed mirror plates is adorned with rams heads and Regency style bows. ...

Table mirror designed by Robert Welch for Durlston Designs, United Kingdom, 1960s. Mirror with lacquered metal frame with adjustable base in teak wood and steel.

English carved wood gilt decorative floral wall mirror with original glass and wood back. Late 18th century.

Exquisite Victorian Antique British Silver dressing table mirror in a heart shape design embossed with detailed birds and mythical faces, scrolls, flowers, foliage and lattice on a r...

Hallmarked in London in 1909 by John Batson & Sons, this handsome, Antique Sterling Silver Mirror, is very plain in style, and features the original felt backing. The mirror measures...

Arched mirror frame with painted decoration flanked by columns with turned finials, shaped platform base. Flat bun feet.

19th century mahogany telescopic shaving mirror, the circular bevelled mirror plate with moulded surround, the mirror rotates and and tilts to your requirement as well as rising up a...

This antique hand mirror is a stunning piece that once added elegance to a stylish Georgian Lady’s Dressing table. Made in England about 1820, during the late Georgian period. It fea...

Round silver hand mirror. With an elegant and refined design, the structure is composed of a contrasting silver frame, displaying distinct markings, including the anchor, the lion an...

This delightful and beautifully hand made mirror is a fine mid 19th century copy of a very rare George I table mirror which has been accurately made in period timbers using rich figu...

Decorative Art Deco double side make up mirror walnut base and fade copper frame, UK, circa 1930.

Good quality antique Edwardian silver mirror with handmade frame, decorated with applied reed & leaf pattern mounts and supporting a bevelled glass mirror. The back and easel are cov...

A very rare carved gilt gesso dressing mirror. Queen Anne / George I-period, ca 1710-20. Decorated all over with the original finely carved gilt-gesso surfaces with typical circular punched reserves. The hinged fall - of what one might refer to as the 'table bureau' section - reveals a shaped, fitted interior, gilded and japanned (''lacquered'') in black with red. Some external carved surfaces show very minor areas of wear revealing the authentic bole and gesso ground. Overall in superb condition. H: 39 1/2’’ (100 cm) D: 12 1/2’’ (31.5 cm) W: 17 3/4’’ (45.5 cm). Reminiscent of the work of London-based James Moore (ca 1670-1726), a supreme exponent of the art of cut gesso and gilding. This dressing table mirror is possibly unique in this form, and as such has survived some 310 years in remarkably original state. It may have been part of a suite of furniture, would have been extremely costly, and very much the reserve of the aristocracy and wealthy in the early part of the 18th century. For documented pieces by James Moore visit the Royal Collection Trust. Wikipedia: James Moore (furniture designer). James Moore (circa 1670 - October 1726) was established at Short's Gardens, St. Giles-in-the-Fields. He was in partnership with John Gumley from 1714 and, unlike his partner, did not advertise - the sole published reference to him being a notice of his death in The Weekly Journal or The British Gazetteer. As Royal cabinet-maker he supplied walnut and mahogany furniture for the Royal Household, the Royal Yacht, and the King's servants and mistresses, as well as the rich gilt-gesso work for which he is best known. Moore is especially renowned for gilt-gesso furniture: tables; looking glass frames; and candle stands. A pair of gilt-gesso side tables bearing the crowned cypher of George I in The Royal Collection, and the pair of candle stands en-suite are incised with his name - an unusual practice at the time. At Erddig, such furniture by Moore can be linked to surviving bills and receipts from James Moore and John Belchier, 1722-26. Gilt-gesso furniture is also encountered in fine Louis XIV and other European furniture of the period. Literature: Ralph Edwards CBE FSA 'The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture', Hamlyn, London (Fourth Impression 1972) ill. 5, p. 363. One of a pair of looking glasses by James Moore, 1720. Erddig, Denbigh. The crest is reminiscent of that upon our dressing mirror, which we are offering here. Kreisel, Heinrich, 'Die Kunst Des Deutschen Mobels', CH Beck, Munchen (1970) ill. 345, p. 347 - note similarities in the treatment of the top of the crest. This mirror was last seen in the collection of Augsburg Castle. Synge, Lanto, 'Great English Furniture', London (1991) p. 52. Symonds, R. W., 'A Royal Scrutoire', Connoisseur (June 1940) pp. 233-236. Symonds, R. W., 'English Gesso Furniture', The Antique Collector, Vol. XXVII (August 1956) p. 140. 'A Golden Cabinet...

A large, circular, articulated 1960s table mirror by Robert Welch for Durlston Designs. The mirror is 36cm (14") in diameter. The white-enameled frame is supported by a sheer wood...

A George I red japanned and gilt toilet mirror, the period plate in double arched and ovalo frame, the stand with fall front and fitted interior above a single shaped drawer en arbal...

This dresser mirror from England, painted in a muted green, features a tilt mirror supported by Ionic columns, a carved fan pediment, and urn finials. The piece is enhanced by a draw...

The Tension mirrors are created from natural stones. The shape of each stone is formed the way rocks naturally fracture and break along their veins and fissures. By preserving the st...

Chinoiserie Ebonized Wood Fall Front Vanity. Bearing a mirror, atop two drawers. With a drop front desk.

Liberty & Co. silver and turquoise table mirror with wooden back. Made in England, London, 1900 Maker: Liberty & Co. Fully hallmarked. Dimensions: S...