1980s Wall Mirrors

Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg George I / Chippendale Gold Leaf looking glass Mirror, CW-LG 6, circa 1984. Reproduced from the original which currently hangs in Wetherburn's Tavern in Williamsburg, Virginia. An elegant mirror with beveled glass plate surrounded by raised scalloped and foliate details. Features an open pediment with Prince of Wales cartouche. Although Wetherburn's Tavern evolved in somewhat the same manner as the Raleigh, its survival gives it a greater sense of veracity than its more famous competitor. It began in the 1740s as a five-bay house or tavern with a pair of rooms on both sides of the stair passage. By 1751 Henry Wetherburn had added a large entertaining space, called the great room, at the west end, embellished with a baroque marble mantel...

A pair of English, carved, gilded and painted Georgian style mirrors, with candle sconces. The crests at the top in lapis.