19th C. American Federal Tabernacle Mirror

Mid 19th century, giltwood classical tabernacle mirror, shaped cornice, rosette blocks, central carved shell, divided mirrored plate framed by twist and foliate split balusters..age related wear, gilt

19th c. American Federal Tabernacle Mirror. Reverse painted glass over a mirror in frame with blocked corners & turned half columns. Measures 12"x25"x2". Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston

American, possibly New York or Philadelphia, circa 1820-1830. Federal giltwood classical tabernacle mirror, having a shaped cornice decorated with acorns, supported by rosette blocks centering a carve

41.50"H, 21.50"W, 5"D

Circa 1840 with eglomise reverse painted upper panel. Featuring A Bowed Pediment Having Laurel And Berry Carved Motif Above A Decorative Panel Depicting A Horse-drawn Chariot And Gladiators. Bead Trim

Dimensions: H 34" x W 24" x D 2.5" Condition: Chips, nicks, and losses to frame.

19th Century American Federal bulls eye mirror with a gilt finish and eagle mounted crest. Excellent condition. Measures 23" x 32".

AMERICAN FEDERAL CONVEX MIRROR 19TH.C. MANSION SIZE H 63" W 41":Winged Pegasus finial, balls surrounding convex mirror, acanthus leaf flourishes at base.

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.

19th Century Federal American Eagle Bullseye Convex Mirror. Carved wood, regilded. Height 34" x Width 20"

An American Federal Style Mirror, 19th Century, Having a molded cornice with painted eglomise upper panel depicting a landscape flanked by reed columns. H: 49 1/4 W: 30 1/4 D: 3 in.

American Federal Giltwood Mirror, early 19th c., molded surround with original gilt surface, foliate beaded banding, later mirror plate, h. 29 1/2 in., w. 20 1/2 in.

Federal Eglomise Mirror, American, early 19th C., together with a Victorian giltwood oval mirror, with losses, 20th C. Eglomise mirror: 28-1/2"h x 13"w

American Giltwood Tabernacle Mirror, second quarter 19th century, framed with ring-turned pilasters, the cornice set with acorn drops, above the entablature, mounted with a central shell and medallio

The early 19th century gilt mirror with projecting cornice mounted with ball drops above a fine eglomise panel of ships the frame with spiral carved engaged columns with applied rosette blocked base.

Neoclassical Giltwood Tabernacle Mirror first quarter 19th century, probably American, with a projecting cornice decorated with spherules, the tablet with a carefully detailed shell, flanked by turned

Early to mid 19th century, stepped cornice decorated with spherules, eglomise panel with structures and trees, ebonized liner..with gesso/gilt loss, chips, distress to eglomise panel, mirror replaced,

Springfield Massachusetts, 19th century, carved wood and composition, gilt frame, featuring an eglomisé panel with mother and child, retaining original label for J.H. Miller Co. 30 x 17.5 in. Colle

Federal Gilt Mirror with Eagle, American, 19th C., the top with acorn drop finials, floral roundels, over double glass with rope twist columns, floral vine of roses at bottom (JGAR7844) {TBK} Property

American, 19th century. Carved walnut eglomise tabernacle style mirror with architectural scene; together with rectangular mahogany veneer mirror. Both apparently unsigned. Provenance: From the Lifeti

American, early 19th century. A Federal giltwood mirror having a molded cornice with acorn drop finials over a frieze decorated with central flower, the split mirror plate framed by spiral turned half

Federal Giltwood Pier Mirror, American, 19th C., with classical figures on frieze. Losses, wear, mirror plate distressed. 28-1/2"h x 23-1/4"w x 4"w

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

Rare American Large Labeled Tabernacle Mirror first quarter 19th century, Boston, with an "Edward Lothrop" label on the rear of the tablet, the grape-decorated tablet beneath a cove-molded cornice hun