Irish George III Style Oval Border Glass Mirror

A large early eighteenth century Baroque mirror, the profusely carved foliate giltwood frame housing a period mercury glass plate Circa 170...

A Regency style storm lantern, the glass shade supported by a porcelain plinth base with supporting dolphins in blue, white and gold glazes. With red gla...

An early 20th century red swirl glass vase, the shaped rim upon a tall stem with bulb base.

A mid-20th century tole and gilt brass table lamp, the body consisting of a dark green painted sphere, supported by a cluster of arrows, set upon a circ...

Within a foliate-carved frame surmounted by a foliate clasp. Mounted with hanging wire on back.

A large pair of Irish mirrors in the George III style, of good quality with faux mercury glass mirror plates pinned into patinated copper frames, bordered with rock crystal faceted s...

A fine example of a George III Irish Waterford mirror of a good size. The oval mirror plate is surrounded by alternating blue and clear faceted cut glass gems with applied gilding, set into a metal frame. Hung by a gilt iron ring. County Waterford was famous for its glass production in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Waterford Glasshouse was known particularly for producing these distinctive mirrors. Provenance: Retailed by Dublin and London furniture dealer, collector and restorer Michael Butler (fl.c.1870-1900). Retains label for ‘M. Butler’, ‘Collector and Restorer of “Chippendale”, “Adams” & “Sheraton” Furniture, etc., Large Collection of Old French Furniture...

An Irish mirror in the George III style, of good quality with a faux mercury glass mirror plate pinned into a patinated copper frame, bordered with cobalt blue glass faceted studs in...