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A George IV mahogany rectangular cheval dressing mirror. With turned sphere finials and moulded
A George IV mahogany rectangular cheval dressing mirror. With turned sphere finials and moulded frame. Supporting a slight bolection moulded cross...
An Art Deco style two-colour glass mirror, of shaped, angular form,121 cm high x 88.5 cm wide.
An Art Deco style two-colour glass mirror, of shaped, angular form,121 cm high x 88.5 cm wide.Condition report: Chip and loss to one corner, some ...
An early 18th-century style painted and parcel-gilt rectangular overmantle mirror with three section
An early 18th-century style painted and parcel-gilt rectangular overmantle mirror with three section plate. 47 cm x 145 cmCondition report: some m...
A Charles II style needlework wall mirror, the carved and silvered frame with embroidered scenes
A Charles II style needlework wall mirror, the carved and silvered frame with embroidered scenes of lovers in open landscapes, flowers and urns, p...
A Regency giltwood overmantle three-panel mirror, with relief decoration to the frieze, between
A Regency giltwood overmantle three-panel mirror, with relief decoration to the frieze, between two pilaster columns, 140 cm x 88 cm. ...[more]
A large Continental (possibly Venetian) gilt framed wall mirror, 19th century, with scroll border
A large Continental (possibly Venetian) gilt framed wall mirror, 19th century, with scroll border design, 147 cm x 87 cm (full dimensions).Conditi...
A gilt-framed rectangular wall mirror, with repeating stylised leaf-form decoration, 19th century (
A gilt-framed rectangular wall mirror, with repeating stylised leaf-form decoration, 19th century (later plate), 108 cm x 73 cm (full dimensions)....
An early 20th-century wall mirror, decorated in the chinoiserie taste, 79 cm x 60 cm (full dimensions).Condition report: The mirror frame is in go...
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