Northern European Polychromed Looking Glass

French Empire Style Giltwood and Polychromed Looking Glass, 19th c., the pierced rosette mounted music trophy crest with swaged bellflowers, around a beaded aged mirror, H.- 33 in., W.- 19 in.

North European walnut mirror, second quarter 19th century, probably German or Austrian, having a pierced decorated rim, continuing to a gilt border, centering the circular looking glass, 42"dia. Prove

European antique lacquered wood frame carved in the Neoclassical taste and hand-painted in gilt with scrolling design on a black and red ground, with beveled glass. Looking glass: 24.5" H x 17.5" W; f

Ca. late 18th to first half 19thC. Continental. Hand carved giltwood frame holds a period looking glass, in faded, aged condition.

Polychromed wooden sculptural fragment of the head of the Madonna, likely 19th century, Northern European, the Mother of God depicted with ecstatic expression. 12" H x 8.5" W x 4.5" D.

First quarter of 19th century/ Polychromed and ebonized wood pier mirror (or trumeau) with rectangular looking glass, the frame having parcel gilt metal florettes to corners, with rectangular églomis

Circa 1870, likely French. The piece having a nicely rendered oil on canvas European farm landscape with river in distance above rectangular looking glass. H41" W29" Sold from the collection of a cent

Northern European, Ca. 1000-1200 AD.A silver finger ring comprising a flat-section hoop, slightly flaring at the shoulders, and a discoid bezel with claw setting and inset glass cabochon; fully wearab

Helen Comstock, The Looking Glass in America 1700-1825, 1968, Viking Herbert F. Schiffer, The Mirror Book: English, American & European, 1983, Schiffer Wallace Nutting, Furniture Treasury Vols I &

Northern Europe, Neoclassical period, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A charming translucent mint green glass intaglio depicting a Classical-looking youth's head in profile. The Neoclassical period

Great looking tall decanter with full pattern cut stopper and fluted neck ring. I'd assume this piece is European. Great example.

First half 20thC. Fine with no breaks, bends or repairs, however, missing one bottom drop on the far right side looking front. Hard to spot. Approx. total length is 26", the section with drops approx.

Victorian gothic-looking double inkwell featuring an Owl with red glass eyes, porcelain inkpot inserts, white metal with aged bronze patina, European circa 1900, size: 7 1/4; in. tall x 9 in. wide x 5

Heading: Author: Carroll, Lewis Title: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [&] Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There Place Published: London Publisher:Macmillan and Co. Date Publishe

Northern European School (possibly 15th century), The Virgin Mary, oil on panel, unsigned, gallery label (Q.S. Gouldfar, Collector's Curios, London, UK) affixed verso, panel: 10.25"h x 8.5"w, overall

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

Pair Northern European petit commodes, Early 19th c., mahogany veneer with oak secondary, the rectangular top above two long drawers set with brass pulls, on tapering legs, 27.5"h x 32.25"w x 17"d Pro

with serpentine top and conforming case with three full-length drawers, raised on bun feet; Provenance: The Estate of Kirk and Anne Douglas, Beverly Hills. purchased Morey Palmer Associates, Los Angel

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

George II Style Mahogany Parcel Gilt Looking Glass Probably 20th century The swan's neck cresting centering a carved eagle above a beveled two-part glass in frame flanked by fruiting vines. Height 7 f

Northern European Empire style four-drawer gilt metal mounted commode, in "Karelian" birch burlwood with rectangular top, the corners rounded above anthemion capital headed conjoined columns flanking

LEWIS JESSE BRIDGMAN (1857-1931) "Through the Looking-glass!" * "Beginning to Melt Away." Together, two illustrations from the 1893 edition of Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass. (New York: Cro

DESCRIPTION: Two matching female figures, each carved from pine, draped robes, and on a rectangular base. CIRCA: Mid-18th Century ORIGIN: Northern Europe DIMENSIONS: H: 44-44.5" W: 11-13" L: 13.5-16"

Magnificent Large New York Gilded Pier Mirror, having an ornately carved deep relief crest featuring an Eagle on a Rock Outcrop, with a fine chain suspending twenty gilt spheres from its beak, the sam