Has a gilded inner liner and a gilded shell above. The glass is in two parts.
Mirrors Items
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Rhode Island cherry Chippendale shaving stand with the original mirror, refinished surface, and replaced brasses. The shaving stand has a wonderfully shaped base terminating in ogee bracket feet.
A fine looking glass with nicely scrolled top and base. It has a Wayne and Biddle label on back.
This is a very charming upper section of a looking glass with convex frame and glass with cut and engraved design.
A rare and desirable example of Queen Anne cabinet making. This "looking glass" has a walnut veneer with gold gilded spandrels on the sides and a gold gilded carved liner.
An impressive looking glass with scrolled outlines and an intricately carved plume cresting at the center of the top. It has a gold gilt lining with a two-piece beveled mirror. Gold gilted swags border each of the sides. This is an excellent example of the late Queen Anne period.
An exceptional example of the American cheval looking glass on stand. It has a acorn finials over reeded pillars with center screws to support the rectangular mirror's position. A turned support stretcher joins both columns over splayed legs. This particular mirror has an excellent old finish. Below is information referencing an almost identical mirror in AMERICAN...
A fine example of a Chippendale "looking glass" with pierced and scrolled crest and gilded swags at the sides. It also has a gilded liner and molded edges. It has pine (backboards).
Looking glass with arched crest, scrolled brackets, molded frame and original glass.
