SMALL QUEEN ANNE LOOKING GLASS - Two-Panel Mirror in

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 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.

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

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

A Friedman Brothers Williamsbueg GW-LG 4 looking glass mirror in the Queen Anne style with lacquered frame in the Chinese manner. Paper label and branded mark. 42H x 18W in.

A matched pair of Friedman Brothers Williamsburg CW-LG 7 looking glass mirrors in the Queen Anne style with lacquered frames gilded with figures in the Chinese manner. The original now hangs in the Go

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

EARLY 18TH C BLUE PAINTED LOOKING GLASS, MIRROR, ORIGINAL BLUE PAINT AND MIRRORED GLASS.QUEEN ANNE PERIOD, 9 X 11

Country Queen Anne Style Pine Looking Glass. In red paint, the rectangular mirror plate within a molded surround, surmounted by a shaped serpentine crest. H: 14.875 in., W: 9.5 in., D: .875 in.

Williamsburg Restoration Inc. Asian Ebony Mirror Asian Influenced Queen Anne Style looking glass with lacquered frame, gilded with figures in the Chinese manner. The original now hangs in the Governor

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

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.

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

Group of Assorted Mirrors, including a reverse painted glass example and a Queen Anne style looking glass, 4 pieces total Used condition, wear, worn, losses Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family,

Mid 20th century. Designer piece by F B Decorative Arts Inc of New York. The piece has a nicely painted frame centered by a beveled glass mirror. Labeled on verso. H48" W25"

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

Doors inset with engraved mirrored glass panels. Two-piece construction. Dimensions: (Assembled) H 86" x W 31.5" x D 21" Condition: As-is; great candidate for restoration. Missing key. Stress cracks,

Unusual shaped make-do double mirror on a rectangular pine board, 3.5”H x 11” Ca. 1900 - along with a small Queen Anne style red painted pine courting mirror, 12”H x 6.5”W. Pro

Williamsburg Reproduction Queen Anne wall mirror, 20th C., two part glass mirror with beveled edges, red lacquered frame, gilded with figures in the Chinese style, with Colonial Williamsburg label ver

A walnut, tomb stone shaped frame, with two part mirror glass, the top section with a reverse intaglio etched carved flowering vase, above one long beveled mirror glass, 48”H x 18”W.

20th century; flat top with molded cornice, compartment with glass shelves enclosed by two side glass panel doors, one long drawer, cabriole legs, pad feet, 16 1/2 in. H., 32 in. W., 14 1/2 in. D.

Serpentine gilt wood crest with shell and bellflowers, shaped upper mirror, etched floral decoration. Ebonized frame, painted floral panels, two part main mirror with etched starburst and floral desig

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

Queen Anne Mirror (18th century) Two Part Beveled Glass Mirror, upper section having etched decoration in walnut frame, 35" x 17".