LARGE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS - 18th c. English Hall

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

A Chippendale Parcel Gilt Mahogany Looking Glass Late 18th Century Height 37 x width 20 1/2 inches. Property from Christa's Ltd., Chicago, Illinois Note: This lot is located in Chicago, Illinois. The

CHIPPENDALE PARCEL-GILT LOOKING GLASSSecond Half of the 18th CenturyMahogany veneer frame with full-bodied winged phoenix crest, gilt acanthus leaves at top and sides, and a gilt liner.Height approx.

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

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

A Chippendale Style Parcel Gilt Walnut Looking Glass Mirror 18th Century and later Height 37 1/2 x width 16 1/2 inches.

American, 18th century. A Chippendale looking glass in mahogany, having a carved crest with gilded phoenix bird, original glass and back boards,; ht. 36 x 19 inches. Overall in good condition. Breaks

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

Surmounted with torchiere over urn, flanked with rosettes in floral border, circa 1770. 51 x 22 inches.

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

A Chippendale Parcel Gilt Mahogany and Marquetry Looking Glass Late 18th Century Height 35 5/8 x width 19 7/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Pat and Hugh Bolan, Grand Haven, Michigan

A Chippendale Carved and Parcel Gilt Mahogany Eagle-Decorated Looking Glass 18th Century the glass is replaced. 26 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

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

Antique circa late 18th Century English mantle or bracket clock. Single handle over large hand carved wooden Georgian case with profuse gilt embellishments. Front and rear doors with large glass windo

A Chippendale Parcel Gilt and Carved Mahogany Looking Glass New England, 18th Century Height 27 x width 17 1/4 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Bethesda, Maryland

18th century, mahogany, reticulated pediment with hoho bird, rectangular mirror with gilt filet. 25 x 15 in. Estate of the Late Dr. Robert Hogan Gaskins Jr., of Greenville and Jacksonville, NC. Dr. Ga

A Chippendale Style Carved and Parcel Gilt Mahogany Veneered Looking Glass Late 18th Century Height 40 x width 22 inches. Property from Christa's Ltd., Chicago, Illinois

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

Chippendale Period Looking Glass, American mahogany, delicate scroll work, original glass, late 18th C., 30" x 15 /12". CONDITION: Arched crest, broken and repaired.

A Pennsylvania Chippendale frame looking glass with open-work carving of branches, scrolls and foliage. Sculpted in hard pine, painted white. Pennsylvania, late 18th century. Some surface restoration.

18th century. Having a very fine pierced top with carved and gilt feather medallion above nicely scrolled frame with excellent figured mahogany. The looking glass is very nice and early with tones of

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

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