Late Federal painted mirror, ca. 1825, with eglom

Americana, ca. 1820 Federal period wall mirror with reverse painted top and columned side posts. Measuring approx 30" tall x 17" wide. Some paint losses as shown otherwise good condition as shown, see

Nice Wooden gilt painted Regency/Empire mirror, ca 1825. Measuring approximately 2" x 3". Wooden panel backed.

A Late Country Federal Red Painted Cherrywood Blanket Chest Circa 1825 retains the original till and covered, lock mechanism and clasp, hinges have been reset. Height 19 x width 32 1/4 x depth 14 3/4

AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRRORS, LOT OF TWO,each with reverse-painted mirror plates featuring houses, flanked by barley twist columns, each with likely later mirror plates. Each ret

ca. 1820, panel depicting Mt. Vernon 4'2-1/2"h x 22-1/2"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by S

Federal Tabernacle Mirror with Reverse Painted Scene, ca. 1800, 31 1/2" high, 19 1/2" x 4". Silvering loss, areas of wear to gold leaf.

Circa 1825. Having a rectangular top above two over three drawer upper case and with two paneled doors at lower case flanked by half columns atop small turned feet. The case having a vivid figured woo

Circa 1825. Having charming reverse painted church at upper tablet and framed in mahogany with lower looking glass at center. H29" W14"

Painted Federal style mirror with gilt eagle. Late 20th century. 30 1/2"h x 22"w

American Federal Gilt Wood Trumeau Mirror, Reverse Painted Panel, Ca. 1820, H 48" W 21.5" | the mirror offers a flower and urn arrangement to the crest. the reverse painted glass panel offers chinoise

AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL WALL MIRROR / LOOKING GLASS,featuring reverse-painted upper tablet which displays a homestead. Retains an old surface with rich color.Circa 1820.21" HOA, 12" WOA. Provenance: Pro

AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL WALL MIRROR, split half columns, cornerblocks, reverse-painted upper tablet depicting an actress on stage, and an early gilt surface. Pine backboard and secondary. Circa 1830. 31

fine Federal period ca 1800-1820 New England carved & great orig green painted mirror w orig glass - 35 1/2" tall x 21" wide

Circa late 18th C / early 19th C Federal Eglomise gilt wood split-baluster mirror with reverse painted tablet depicting a creek side cottage with sailing ship (may not be the original painting for thi

Gilded with reverse painted glass panel. Dimensions: H 46.5" x W 26.5" x D 5.5" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including chips with some paint and wood losses.

AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL WALL MIRROR, the two-part mahogany form with reverse-painted upper tablet depicting U.S. and British warships engaged. Second quarter 19th century. 24 3/4" x 12 1/2".Reverse-pain

American; late 18th century; Provenance: The Estate of Sally Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; 22 inches wide; 21 inches deep; 45 inches high; seat: 17 inches high

Stick and ball bench, mirror and umbrella stand, together with cane-back armchair, pair of side tables, and coffee table, San Francisco, CA, early/late 20th c.; Oak, upholstery, painted bamboo; McGuir

Gothic Revival Table mirror, late 19th century Mahogany, mirrored glass, painted mahogany. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

Pennsylvania; late 19th century; the dial unsigned, with moon phase painted with a ship; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 19 inches wide; 10 3/4 inches deep; 96 inches hig

Mid to late 19th century. Having a nicely molded crown above reverse painted tablet at top and down the sides with excellently gilt and paint decorated details center by looking glass. H47" W 37" D 3

late 19th/early 20th century, round mirror plate set in round giltwood bullseye and black painted frame, with leaf and scrollwork pendant and crest, spread wing eagle, 38-1/2 x 24 in. Provenance: Prop

Ca. mid 19thC. Only minor losses to painted glass, some gilt surface loss as well, overall very good and complete. This is an impressive mirror in person, very well made, and at almost four feet tall,

Ca. Mid 19thC. The wood is fine, the looking glass shows fog and issues expected with original glass. The 19thC gold paint is more matte finish, not a high gloss reflective gilt. Likely re-painted 19t