Antique William & Mary Laburnum Oyster Veneer Cushion-Shaped Mirror, circa 1690

A true pair of late 17th century William & Mary period oak joined back stools/side chairs, circa 1690. A rare pair of original late 1600's chairs from the joint reign of King William...

A very rare and unusual late 17th century Irish William & Mary period oak inlaid marquetry chest on stand, Donegal, circa 1690. The chest havi...

A good & large antique 19th century Ottoman silver wedding/wall mirror, with ten Ottoman Turkish Lira coins in three denominations & each dated with the Hijr...

A substantial antique American walnut and ash overmantel mirror, circa 1870. The mirror of neoclassical form and having a swan's neck pediment to the top with applied carvings. Below...

A good antique Georgian sterling silver & silver gilt christening cup/mug, William Bateman I, London, 1825. The handled cup having a tankard shape and...

A fine antique 18th Century Greek Orthodox icon, egg tempera & gold leaf on wood panel, circa 1750. The icon depicts the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, to the left is the Angel Gab...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning original William & Mary circa 1690-1700, Burr Walnut and Oyster Laburnum wood, Cushion framed mirror. A very decorative and fine E...

17th century (1690) English walnut oyster veneered cushion framed wall mirror with excellent color and patina.      

A very rare and exceptionally beautiful William and Mary cushion mirror with yew wood oyster veneers and retaining its original shaped ...

A 17th Century Olive Oyster Wood and cross grain moulding cushion mirror. This is a wonderful Olive wood cushion mirror from the 17th Century, circa 1690.  Wonderfully proportioned frame with stunning Olive wood oyster veneers, in very good original condition, no repairs, and has a beautiful finish to it.  The mirror plate has been replaced at some point with a 19th Century mercury silvered plate and shows some nice signs of ageing with foxing all over.  It would have originally had a cresting to the top of the mirror, this is no longer with it, but it has the original dovetailed slots for locating to the rear of the mirror and a grove to locate the bottom edge of the crest to the top of the mirror. It retains the original back board. A very lovely oyster cushion mirror...

A William & Mary olive wood and marquetry cushion framed wall mirror, foxed 19th century split mirror plates.

Mirror glass was a particular luxury during the latter 17th century, for it was in short supply and, at the time, only produced and exported from Italy. A large example such as this ...