Antique Shop's Dressing Mirror, English, Walnut, Cheval, Retail, Regency, C.1820

This is an antique bureau mirror. An English, walnut and glass mirror in Queen Anne taste, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1880. Delightfully pr...

This is an extraordinary 8' tall antique Empire Style console mirror. An Italian extended pier mirror in walnut with a marble plinth, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1860. Of impressive stature and exceptional craftsmanship, this piece is ideally suited to grand reception rooms or palatial entrance halls. Striking proportion at 99.5'' (253cm) in height, creating an unmissable focal point Beautifully figured walnut stocks, displaying deep caramel hues and rich grain interest Topped with a delightful crown pediment, finished with gilt relief moulding for an elegant flourish Original mercury glass mirror plate, with charming foxing and light, age-related character Fascia adorned with gilt artistry, elevating the warm walnut tones beneath Cool grey marble tabletop sits at 85cm, perfect for display or utility in a hallway setting Serpentine pilaster supports, a classical touch, terminating with darling gilt hoof foot mounts Stands upon a plinth base with deep apron, grounding the mirror with architectural poise Presented in two parts for ease of placement, and secures to the wall with brass fittings Maximum mounting width of 99cm (39'') across the rear edge of the plinth This antique Italian pier mirror...

A Superb Quality and Highly Impressive Early 19th Century William IV Period Mahogany Cheval Dressing Mirror, Attributed to Gillows This outstanding country house cheval mirror is cr...

important and rare and completely intact, retaining antique beveled mirrorplate, the pivoting mirror held in place within the columned frame by brass arrow parts, the frame surmounted by a neoclassical pediment adorned with brass decoration, below the mirror is a shaped tray and lower still a hexagonal stretcher supporting the carved giltwood rams heads and hoof feet which are painted a dark green, this mirror is a lovely example of Lucchese neoclassical furniture.