$6,800.00
Handcrafted in the 18th Century, the frame of this tall George II wall mirror is made of giltwood and gesso. The front is decorated with carved vines and other ornate flourishes that culminate at the crest. The mirror itself consists of two beveled glass panels. Though this giltwood frame might be more subtle in ornamentation than in other George II mirrors, it nevertheless strikes an elegant and grand presence with its large frame.
Dimensions:
32 in. width
65 in. height
1.5 in. thickness
Condition notes:
In overall good condition with surface scratches and chipping to wood and some clouding to glass, all consistent with the mirror's age and use. Previous visible repairs to wood.
$2,800.00
Made in the Mid-20th Century by an unknown Connecticut artist, this small abstract oil-on-canvas painting packs an incredible amount of color and texture. A harmony of blues, greens, and grays are applied in thick impasto and arranged to create the...
$9,800.00
This series of framed vintage pen and ink drawings on paper depicts a curious relationship between two groups of parent-and-child figures who seem to mirror each other. Each frame presents two drawings: at top are mother bear and child bear;...
$9,800.00
Handcrafted in the Early 19th Century, this antique English bullseye mirror stands out with its elegant, gilt wood frame and double ring construction. A label on the back names the carver and gilder as H. Braithwaite. This is a precious,...
$3,200.00
Hand-crafted in the Mid-20th Century, this mirror features a pagoda design with gilt wood and blue hand-painted details. Panels of intricate silk needlepoint are inset under glass and depict an array of colorful floral life and birds. The top most...
