Queen Anne walnut looking glass, ca. 1760, reta

Queen Anne Walnut Looking Glass. The divided rectangular mirror plate beneath a squared and shaped upper plate, within a conforming cushion-molded frame. H: 42.5 in., W: 18.625 in., D: 2 in.

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

18th century. Having a handsomely shaped and grained frame with early beveled glass mirror which is likely original to the frame. H18 3/4" W21 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Camden lady.

Early 19th century, Britain. Having a carved and gilded figured walnut frame with fine grain and nice surface above the looking glass with lower segment boasting two handsome brass swiveling sconces f

Circa 1770, America or England. Having a well figured grain with carved center crests boasting fine gilded shell over the looking glass. H34" W18 1/2" Sold from the collection of an Eastern Shore of M

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

Queen Anne style figured walnut and parcel gilt looking glass, with carved and pierced gilded shell in upper scrollboard, probably English, late 19th century. 43.5" high, 24" wide. Condition: finish w

A Queen Anne Cross-Banded Walnut Highboy, Massachusetts, ca. 1740-1760, The rectangular top above two short and three long drawers, the lower section with a similar drawer flanked by deep drawers over

Ca. 1760 Boston area two part highboy, with a walnut and herringbone veneered front and maple sides, the top section with applied molding, and two over three dovetailed drawers, the lower section with

Queen Anne Style Walnut Vanity Mirror, 19th century, with scroll top and kickstand. Extended: 24" H x 12.5" W x 12" D. Provenance: From a Bronxville Private Collection. Keywords: Looking glass, Decor,

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

Period Oyster veneered Queen Anne lowboy, ca 1760, executed in burl walnut veneer, having a rectangular top with cross banding, surmounting a wide shaped apron with three cock beaded drawers having cr

Ca. 1760 Queen Anne chairs with a well shaped crest rail and fiddle back splats, with slip seats on cabriole legs ending in tri-fed feet, 40”H x 20”W x 18” seat H.

1986, walnut, relief carved shell pediment, rectangular beveled mirror, signed Rolfe and dated 1986. 41 x 20 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Walnut, with gilt acanthus leaf, 2-piece mirror. 51 x 19 1/2 inches. Early 20th c.

Queen Anne looking glass. Early, possibly original paint on pine. American, probably Massachusetts, circa 1765. Framed: H 13-1/2" W 8-1/4". Condition: Original condition. Provenance: John Grader aucti

Early 18th c., molded pine frame in red stain, having a mushroom shaped crest, retaining the original silvered glass and backing board, 15 1/4" x 9", very good condition.

EARLY 18THC. QUEEN ANNE LOOKING GLASS, ORIGINAL BACKBOARD (36" X 15 1/2")

Queen Anne looking glass having bird & acorn crest. 27 1/4" x 12 1/2".

15" x 44.25" (mirror only) 18.75" x 48" frame. Replica of Queen Anne Looking Glass, purchased from Williamsburg. Original retail price was $1,560.00. Excellent condition.

Queen Anne walnut glass top coffee table, 4 glass panel inserts, scalloped skirt, 17"h x 38"square

Williamsburg Restoration Queen Anne Chinoiserie Mirror. Queen Anne looking glass with lacquered frame gilded with figures in the Chinese manner. The original hands in the Governor's Place. Measures 36

Queen Anne looking glass, with lacquered frame, gilded with bird, floral, and leaf decoration, approximate height 43 1/8", width 17 7/8".

QUEEN ANNE 18THC. LOOKING GLASS IN UNTOUCHED CONDT 19" X 11 1/2" OVERALL, WYNKOOP HOUSE, STONE RIDGE, NY PROV.