This is a superb early 19th C. American Federal gold leaf sand gilt turned wood classical three part overmantle mirror. This mirror retains all original elements of glass,  More »

This is a superb early 19th C. American Federal gold leaf sand gilt turned wood classical three part overmantle mirror. This mirror retains all original elements of glass, applied medallions, backboards, and the original gold leaf sand gilt decoration. This elegant mirror has survived in a superb state of original preservation. Mellow gold leaf patination. Circa: 1825-1840. Size: 20 x 50 Excellent Condition.   « Less

A superb early 19th C. American Sheraton New England carved floral rose tablet lemon gold leaf and original black painted architectural mirror in superb undisturbed original  More »

A superb early 19th C. American Sheraton New England carved floral rose tablet lemon gold leaf and original black painted architectural mirror in superb undisturbed original condition. Circa: 1830-1835. Completely original. Attributed Origin: Boston, Massachusetts Workshop   « Less

This is a rare American early 19th century classical two drawer gentlemans mahogany and flame crotched mahogany shaving mirror with its original glass, surface & hardware.  More »

This is a rare American early 19th century classical two drawer gentlemans mahogany and flame crotched mahogany shaving mirror with its original glass, surface & hardware. Origin: Boston, Mass. circa 1825-1835. This lovely shaving mirror was originally positioned on top of a classical chest. The finely dovetailed drawers are hidden at each end of the mirror. Original period hardware. It has survived in a superb state of original preservation. Mellow rich nut amber patina   « Less

Fine American Massachusetts Sheraton classical mahogany & mahogany veneer gentleman''s shaving mirror with three finely dovetailed drawers. Original undisturbed glass &  More »

Fine American Massachusetts Sheraton classical mahogany & mahogany veneer gentleman''s shaving mirror with three finely dovetailed drawers. Original undisturbed glass & surface. Circa 1820-1835. Excellent condition.   « Less

A Very Fine Early 19th C English Giltwood Girondale Convex Wall Mirror With Original Glass, Black Reeded Liner, And Candlearms In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Circa:  More »

A Very Fine Early 19th C English Giltwood Girondale Convex Wall Mirror With Original Glass, Black Reeded Liner, And Candlearms In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Circa: 1810-1820   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C Large Labelled Providence, Rhode Island Federal Giltwood Mirror. This lovely mirror is completely original gilt, glass, label, & backboards.  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C Large Labelled Providence, Rhode Island Federal Giltwood Mirror. This lovely mirror is completely original gilt, glass, label, & backboards. It has survived in a superb state of preservation. Circa: 1810-1825. I am currently seeking a mate to this mirror, please call gallery if you have one. 802-362-3540 gallery.   « Less

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Large Carved Hippicampus Carved Giltwood Wall Mirror With Acanthus Leaf Carving At Base. The Hippicampus is half sea horse and half  More »

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Large Carved Hippicampus Carved Giltwood Wall Mirror With Acanthus Leaf Carving At Base. The Hippicampus is half sea horse and half serpant. This lovely mirror has survived in a superb state of preservation with original gilt, glass, liner and backboards. Circa: 1810-1825   « Less

Superb Early 19th C English Carved Eagle Perched At Top Giltwood Girondale Convex Wall Mirror With Acanthus Leaf Carving At Base. Original Glass, Gilt, Liner & Backboards.  More »

Superb Early 19th C English Carved Eagle Perched At Top Giltwood Girondale Convex Wall Mirror With Acanthus Leaf Carving At Base. Original Glass, Gilt, Liner & Backboards. In An Excellent State Of Original Preservation. Circa: 1810 Overall Excellent Condition   « Less

Superb Early 19th C English Hepplewhite Eagle Carved Giltwood Upright Wall Mirror Clearly Dates From The Regency Period. (Reference: Edwards, Hepplewhite Furniture Designs  More »

Superb Early 19th C English Hepplewhite Eagle Carved Giltwood Upright Wall Mirror Clearly Dates From The Regency Period. (Reference: Edwards, Hepplewhite Furniture Designs From The Cabinet-Maker And Upholsterer''s Guide Book, London, 1794. This Is A Wonderful Vertical Mirror, With It''s Original Plate, Which Stands On The Plain Moulding With Waterleaf Decoration, And Has Fluted Corinthian Columns On Either Side, Supporting An Elaborate Frieze Decorated With Neo-Gothic Dentils, Flaming Urns On Either Side, A Central Block Decorated With A Drapery Swag That Supports An Acanthus Scroll On Which Rests An Eagle, Wings Outstretched And From Whose Beak Are Suspended Two Giltwood Balls On Chains, The Chains Looped Outwards To The Urns On Either Side From Which Are Suspended Two More Balls. The neo-gothic frieze details on the upper frame also echo the designers of the later Georgian period, when these elements were made popular by Horace Walpole''s gothic villa at Strawberry Hill-hence the name of the movement-Strawberry gothic. A small, upright mirror of this type was conventionally used between windows above a small console table, rather than above a fireplace. Width: 23'' Height: 46'' Depth: 5'' Circa: 1800-1810 Original Glass, Original Backboards & Gold Gilt Decoration. This lovely mirror has survived in an excellent state of preservation.   « Less

Superb Early 19th C American Federal Classical Gilt Wood Carved Sand Decorated Overmantle Mirror. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Completely Original Circa: 1835 Found  More »

Superb Early 19th C American Federal Classical Gilt Wood Carved Sand Decorated Overmantle Mirror. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Completely Original Circa: 1835 Found In A Sea Captain House In Falmouth, Maine Where It Had Hung In The Same Location From The Original Owner Placement. It Had Never Been Out Of The Family Until Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Acquired It. A Wonderful Surviving Example. We Are Always Interested In Purchasing Or Broker Like Objects In Pristine Condition. Please Contact Gallery Director By Calling 802-362-3540 (10-5) eastern standard time. or simply email: markreinfurt@equinoxantiques.com   « Less