Rococo Looking Glass, 18th c., Probably English,

Rococo Style Giltwood Looking Glass, probably English, 19th C., together with an eagle-decorated convex mirror, 20th C. Rectangular looking glass: 20"h x 24"w Circular mirror: 26"h x 18"w Provenance:

GILT LOOKING GLASSLate 18th CenturyProbably French. Crest with garlands and an oval medallion depicting a sheaf of wheat surrounded by stars and leaves. Garland at base.Height approx. 34". Width

Monumental Continental Rococo carved giltwood looking glass, 18th century, having a rocaille and swag decorated border flanking the later looking glass, 64"h x 96"w

18th century; probably English, green glass with pontil mark, 7 in. H.

18th century English Georgian Chippendale mahogany and mahogany veneer looking glass or mirror, 18th century, having a scrolled crest above a rectangular plate, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From t

English, 18th Century. Japanned looking glass in the Queen Anne style (ca. 1720-1750), the cyma-curved wood frame exhibiting the lacquer technique known as japanning, decorated with chinoiserie bird a

Adams Design Entry Looking Glasses, circa 1780, in delicately carved giltwood, having an oval thin grey mirror with dentelle and bead molded frame, crested by a Grecian urn and draped in bellflower sw

Chippendale Walnut Veneer Looking Glass, probably England, mid-18th century. The rectangular mirror glass framed by applied ogee and bead molding around molded and gilded composition liner, all with d

English. 18th Century. 43 1/2"h x 17"w

18th Century, Probably For The English Market, Vase Crest On Tall Back, Scroll Stiles, Scale And Vase Carved Splat, Scroll Arms, Cabriole Legs, Carved Stretcher, Paw Feet, Height 55 Width 27 Depth 22

American or English, 18th C. 37"h x 21"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

English, Mid-18th C. 44"h x 32"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

English Queen Anne walnut and walnut veneer looking glass or mirror, mid-18th century, having a shaped crest above an arched plate, remnants of The London Journal, for the week ending July 2 1853, but

a swirling rainbow of colors with enameled floral neck, cased, 7", circa 1890...The name Webb has been associated with English glass since the 18th century. It's probably as well known among Americans

English, 18th/ 19th C. 44 1/2"h x 20"w By descent from the Estate of robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

English Taste, 20th C. 5'6"h x 36"w Provenance: Property from a New York City Gentleman

English or American, 18th C. 29"h x 15-1/2"w Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

English Taste, 20th C. 43"h x 32"w Provenance: Property from a New York City Gentleman

Incredible Rococo foliate carved frame with original gilded surface and mirror glass. 50” H x 30” W.

mid 18th c., gilding original, glass probably original, 61" by 39"w

A rare Chippendale oval carved and gilded pine looking glass Probably English, circa 1760-1780 The frame intricately carved with scrolls, flowers, and leafage, the top centered by latticework flower b

Two similar Armchairs, both late 18th C., probably English, mahogany, the first is a shaped crest ribbon back of three conforming pierced horizontal splats, S-curved armrests and supports, scrolled kn

A Chippendale Carved and Parcel-Gilt Mahogany Looking Glass 18th Century 56 x 28 inches. Property from a Prominent Midwest Estate

Set of Four Delft Polychrome Plates third quarter 18th century, probably English, hand-painted with flowers and fruits in cobalt, green and iron-red, unidentified marks on the back. dia. 9"