Mirrors

A GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE PERIOD PAINTED OVAL MIRROR

A Very Fine George III Chippendale Period Neoclassical Painted Mirror

Retaining its original paint finish,

the oval plate with a gadrooned border,

surrounded by open acanthus leaf carving,

below a carved leaf work cartouche,

with C scrolls of acanthus,

leading to an outer border of bellflowers.

 

English Circa, 1770

 

Height:  47inches, 118cm

Width:  26inches, 66cm

 

Price £12,500

 

Footnote, for a similar mirror see Moss Harris & Sons 1869-1968 page 61

A GEORGE III NEOCLASSICAL GILT-WOOD MIRROR

A Very Fine George lll Neoclassical Period gilt-wood Mirror

In the manner of Thomas Chippendale.

Circa 1770

 

Height: 31inches, 79cm

Width: 13inches, 33cm

 

Price £7,500

 

A GEORGE II GILT-WOOD AND GESSO CARVED PIER MIRROR

A Fine George II gilt-wood and Gesso carved Pier Mirror

Retaining much of its original gilt work,

The swan neck top with carved rosettes and a central cartouche,

above a carved border on a punched ground, the original plate

incased in a bead and reel border with carved leaf work,

the shaped base with central plumage and further carved gesso work.

 

English, Circa 1740

 

Height: 52.5inches,  133cm

Width: 26.5inches,  67cm

 

Price €16,500

A FINE GEORGE II PALLADIAN MIRROR

An Exceptionally Rare George II Carved Gilt-Wood and Walnut Pier Glass,

The architectural moulded gilt-wood pediment with acanthus carving on a punched background

and a central cartouche, above a carved panel with and egg and dart moulding, the walnut veneered frame

incased between a double gilt-wood egg dart moulding, 

retaining its original mirror plate,

 

English, Circa 1730

 

Height: 50.5 inches,  128.5cm

Width: 23.5 inches,  60cm

 

Price £14,500

A GEORGE II WHITE PAINTED MIRROR

An Extremely Rare Well Carved George II White Painted Mirror

 

AN 18TH CENTURY IRISH GILT-WOOD MIRROR

An Imposing Irish George III Gilt-Wood Pier Glass

The top of the frame carved with C Scrolls, centred with brick work,

below stalagmites and a central spray of oak leaves,

flanked by opposing squirrels,

perched on trailing acanthus, above oak leaf branches,

above more acanthus carving and rock work, 

leading to a central female mask.

 

Irish, Dublin, Circa 1760

Height: 57.6inches,  146cm

Width: 34inches,  83cm

 

Price on request

 

Footnote, It is worth noting that a similar mirror of this form, retaining its original label made by John Booker, Essex bridge Dublin has recently been discovered.