George I Wall Mirrors

A striking and decorative pier mirror in red lacquer with gilt chinoiserie decoration, executed in the George I manner and dating to the mid 20th century. The form closely follows th...

An elegant and finely crafted pair of gilt carved wood mirrors by Chelsea House of North Carolina, known for their high-quality traditional furnishings and luxury décor. Each mirror ...

George I Giltwood Mirror with Carved Foliage Detail, England ca. 1725

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 fine and rare early 18th century George I Gilt Gesso pier or console mirror, circa 1720-1730 The period bevelled mirror plate sits within an upright lobed moulded gilt frame flanked by cascading carved foliage below a broken swan neck pediment, surmounted with a foliate carved armorial...

An important early 18th century George I Gilt Gesso mirror, circa 1720-1730. England In the manner of John Belchier The shaped and sof...

A delightful George I Period giltwood and gesso wall mirror of attractive proportions, having replaced old mirror plate within strapwork decorated scrolling frame, surmounted by wonderful carved shell with foliate decoration to top and attractive reverse carved shell to bottom. Gesso is a type of plaster that is prepared of finely ground chalk, applied onto the wooden surface in a series of layers. This could then be used for the maker to create elaborate, different designs by cutting into the newly created surface. Once these designs were completed the gilding could then be applied on top of them.  This elegant Georgian giltwood mirror...

A very rare early 18th century George I period walnut and giltwood pier mirror having eagle heads and scrolls to top and strapwork decoration above split bevelled mirror plates (to...

A delightful George I period giltwood carved wall mirror having old bevelled mirror plate set within strapwork decorated scrolling frame ...

George I period incised and gilded mirror with sconces and carved shell pediment and apron, circa 1730s.

A George I style gesso wall mirror dating from the 19th century. Featuring a rich two-tone gilding which adds a great sense of depth to the framework of the mirror. This mirror demon...

A fine English George I giltwood mirror or looking glass with shell and Prince of Wales feather decoration on the crest, scroll and foliate carved surround, and possible original mir...