A George III Mahogany Looking Glass

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, 19th century. A beveled looking glass housed in mahogany frame with applied brass candleholders; ht. 26, wd. 17.5, dp 2 inches. Overall good condition. Wear with use and age. Oxidation to me

Circa 1810. Having a nicely shaped frame with well figured veneer and centered by early glass. Scattered shrinkage and slight loss to veneer at lower middle segment. H31 3/4" W17 1/4"

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

George III Parcel-Gilt Mahogany Looking Glass, 18th C. Mirror plate old and possibly original 40-1/8"h x 24-3/4"w Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

GEORGE III / CHIPPENDALE INLAID MAHOGANY LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, cut-out scroll-work crest with an applied gilded shell, above an inlaid rectangular frame with gilded inner border and lower

Circa 1800. Having a nicely carved frame centered by gilt eagle and with scrolling borders around the frame. Good overall condition, some scattered restoration to upper scroll work consistent with age

Circa 1890, England. Having a fine and well detailed gilt gesso urn emitting floral and acanthus trim on wire with urn finials at each side encased by a mahogany frame having acanthus rosettes at each

Circa 1800. Having a scrolling frame with early beveled glass mirror. Some minimal losses to border of the mirrorÕs frame, some slight veneer loss at left side top and bottom. H30" W16 1/2" Sold from

GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND GILT LOOKING GLASS MIRROR WITH SCROLLING CREST, SIDE, AND SKIRT; 46"H 20.5"H; CONDITION: MINOR RESTORATIONS OBSERVED TO SEVERAL S SCROLLS

Circa 1810, Britain. Having a handsomely shaped and well grained mahogany frame with gilded perimeter of the mirror frame. H28 1/2" W17 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead,

Labeled "ERNEST HAGEN," New York, late 18th C. Together with a George III Style parcel-gilt mahogany looking glass. 2 pieces The first 5' 1'h x 28"w. The second 4' 2 1/2"h x 27"w By descent from the E

American or English parcel gilt mahogany looking glass in the George III Chippendale taste, having a scrolled frame with ho-ho bird crest and beveled plate, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 61", w. 37.

Circa 1820. Having turned wood mirror support centered by framed looking glass atop lower case housing three drawers all with turned pulls and atop four nicely turned feet. H22 1/2" W22" D9"

Circa 1800, Britain. Having a gilded broken arch pediment centered by a relief Neoclassical bust of gentleman flanked by tassels above the early looking glass and surrounded by a scrolling frame. Some

The mahogany mirror with gilt acanthus carved scrolls centering a reeded urn form finial with wheat sheaf top, scroll sawn ears with gilt foliate sidearms, the beveled mirror with gilt carved surround

George III Mahogany Glass Table, Late 18th C., with frieze drawer Dimensions: 28 1/2" H x 30 3/4" W x 14 1/2" D (ELB495)(MS)

A LARGE GEORGE III MAHOGANY SAND GLASS having a turned top supported on four turned pillars enclosing a glass bulb containing volcanic sand 34cm high

19th C. With mullioned glass doors and four shelves. 5'3-1/2"h x 37-1/2"w x 11-3/4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Late 20th century. Nicely crafted having a thick glass top with beveled edge resting on inlaid pedestal bases emitting four saber legs ending in brass paw feet. L84 1/2" D44" H30"

Antique English George III-Style Mahogany Vitrine. Glass on 3 sides, 3 Shelves. Astragal-glazed doors with key. Measures 48"x16"x54". PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING Ship

A George III Chippendale carved giltwood looking glass in the Chinese taste circa 1765 The frame finely carved with c-scrolls, floriate motifs, rockwork, and fruit, the top with seated Chinese man hol

George III Parcel-Gilt and Figured Walnut Looking Glass in the Chippendale Taste, ca. 1800, the scrolling broken-arch crest over a rectilinear mirror plate in a frame with egg-and-dart molding and fru

George III style gilt wood looking glass, having an ornately carved top over the shaped frame surrounding the beveled mirror plate, 71"h