American Federal Gilt Wood Looking Glass

31H x 20W, having a blocked cornice with spherules, basket frieze, divided mirror plate, turned columns, blocked at the base..missing spherules, gilt loss, minor repairs, age related wear to mirror si

AMERICAN FEDERAL GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, inscribed on the reverse "Dr. Isaac Morse / to his Daughter / Margaret Marsh / 1810". Original gilded surface. Dated 1810. 40 1/4" HOA, 21 1/2" W

AMERICAN FEDERAL GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, overhanging cornice with ball drops above a partial reverse-painted tablet featuring spread-wing eagle with Union shield, crossing cannons, dated

AMERICAN FEDERAL GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, with reverse-painted tablet featuring a young woman, likely later mirror plate. First quarter 19th century. 36" x 17 1/2" OA.Provenance: From the

AN AMERICAN FEDERAL PERIOD GILTWOOD AND VERRE EGLOMISE LOOKING GLASS, CIRCA 1820-1830, the rectangular giltwood pine framed looking glass with engaged baluster form columns at the top and sides separa

American, early 19th century. Federal carved and gilt wood wall mirror of circular form with beaded borders on looking glass, top crest with feathered eagle with wings spread and pulled back standing

American Federal Giltwood and Eglomise Mirror ,c.1825, made by James Todd Portland Looking Glass Manufactory in Portland Maine, 1820 - 1866, label verso. Note: Trained in Boston, James Todd came to Po

American, 20th century. A Federal style giltwood bullseye mirror comprising at top a figural eagle with feathered wings spread out to sides surmounting a round mirror or looking glass with ebonized an

early 19th century, carved and gilt wood, eglomise panel featuring cottage. 43.5 x 24.5 in.

Mid 19th century, likely American. The piece having a Federal eagle at the center above acanthus frame centered by looking glass. The surface is an older finish. Some slight loss to surface and shrink

early 19th century. charming carved giltwood eagle above molded frame surrounded by scrolling detail. H31 1/2" W17"

Vintage carved and gilt wood Federal-style bull's-eye mirror. Features a perched eagle pediment. [Looking glass only: 14 5/8" Dia; Overall: 23" W x 7" D x 31" H]. Craquelure and chips to finish with l

FEDERAL GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS WITH ORIGINAL BEVEL GLASS C. 1805 (38 1/2' X 23")

AMERICAN CLASSICAL GILT-WOOD LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, concave frame with corner blocks, reverse-painted glass upper tablet above the original mirror plate. Retains an old gold-painted surface over

FEDERAL PERIOD GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS W/ EGOLMISE PANEL (45 1/2" X 24")

A Federal Giltwood and Eglomise Looking Glass Circa 1810 Height 45 x width 24 1/2 inches.

A Federal Giltwood and Eglomise Looking Glass Circa 1820 depicting fruit. Height 22 1/2 x width 14 inches. Property from the Collection of Michael and Janice Doniger, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Cha

A Federal Style Giltwood Reverse-Painted Looking Glass Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 38 x width 22 1/2 x depth 4 inches.

A Pair of Federal Giltwood Bull's Eye Looking Glasses 19th Century 37 x 23 inches (each). This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Antique American 18thC Carved Giltwood Looking Glass Mirror w/Gold Shell. Ca. last half 18thC. Unusual top shell is deeply carved and the whole intact with no major breaks or repairs. Minor veneer los

Ca. second half 19thC. American. Carved wood trim and eagle, eagle with repaired wing and replaced bottom beak. Glass has corrosion near the bottom as shown. Impressive piece, medium large size.

American Federal Gilt Wood Trumeau Mirror, Reverse Painted Panel, Ca. 1820, H 48" W 21.5" | the mirror offers a flower and urn arrangement to the crest. the reverse painted glass panel offers chinoise

Circa 1825. Having a fine carved and gilt frame centered by rectangular looking glass. Nice early gilded surface throughout with iron wall hanger at backside. H53 1/2" W32" Sold from the collection of

American or English, 1815-1825 42"h x 33"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.