Queen Anne mirror with carved and gilded shell on top. 2 part glass. English. 1740-50.
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Gilded swags, scrolls and cartouche on mahogany. English. Circa 1760.
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.
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.
