Swedish Gustavian Pier Mirror, circa 1790

Swedish Gustavian Pier Mirror, circa 1790, with gilt carved olive branch pediment, above classical carved columns, vases and profile portrait of a gentleman on blue painted ground, original split merc

A George III Carved Giltwood Pier Mirror Circa 1790 Height 58 x width 26 1/2 inches. Property from the European Family Collection of a Pharmaceutical Executive and Venture Capitalist Provenance: Anton

Swedish Gustavian Giltwood Pier MIrror ca. 1800, the pierced tablet decorated with carved scrollwork and flowerheads framing a neoclassical roundel with blue-and-white decoration, the egg-and-dart-car

Swedish Gustavian Giltwood Pier Mirror 18th century, set with pierced panels decorated with scrollwork and flowers, both above and below the mirror plate, the upper tablet decorated with a painted rou

Swedish Gustavian Painted and Parcel-Gilt Pier Mirror ca. 1800, in the neoclassical taste, the rounded crest decorated with a giltwood "sun", flanked by giltwood urn-form finials, the upper tablet dec

Swedish, late 18th century. Giltwood Gustavian neoclassical pier mirror, having a tied ribbon crest, ribbon and rod decorated frame, and two-part beveled plate. Unmarked. Approx. h. 67.5", w. 28.25",

A Swedish Neoclassical giltwood pier mirror Circa 1800H: 47 3/4, W: 19 in.

Swedish, 19th century Gustavian period giltwood pier mirror with flat cornice above an arched panel with detailed gilt carvings with laurel wreath and gold braid, 16 3/4" x 46 3/4" overall.

Gerhard H. Welcher (Swedish (Eskilstuna), active late 18th and early 19th century, circa 1790. A charming Swedish Gustavian (1772-1809) tall case or longcase clock in the traditional Swedish Mora comt

Swedish Mirror from the Gustavian Period, circa 1820, flat cornice above an arched panel with detailed gilt carvings against a light green painted surface 34 in. x 14.75 in. Dimensions: 34 in. x 14.75

A Swedish Giltwood and Cobalt Blue Glass Mirror in the Manner of Burchard or Gustav Precht Circa 1790 Height 47 1/2 x width 25 1/2 inches.

Swedish, late Gustavian period (1790-1810). A tall rectangular mirror or looking glass with stepped upper section within a white painted rectangular frame decorated with neoclassical carving and moldi

Swedish, late 18th to early 19th century. A large rectangular sea-green painted pine mirror in the late Gustavian (1790-1810) with molded rectangular side panels and worn green paint showing earlier l

George II Giltwood Pier Mirror Circa 1755 In the manner of John Linnell, the beveled shaped mirror plate within a frame carved with scrolling foliage and fruit, surmounted by a cresting with a ho-ho b

A LARGE VICTORIAN CARVED GILTOOD PIER MIRROR CIRCA 1870 161cm high, 105cm wide

Large Rococo Revival pier mirror circa 1860, having a rocaille and floral decorated crest surrounding the large and early plate glass mirror terminating at the scroll form reserves, 96"h x 48"w

the rectangular plate within a moulded short grain crossbanded frame, below a painted panel depicting a sailing ship at full mast. 107 x 40 cm.

Napoleon III giltwood pier mirror circa 1860, having a rocaille carved crest flanking the bevelled looking glass accented with floral reserves, 57"h x 33"w

Napoleon III giltwood carved pier mirror circa 1870, the crest depicting reclining putti flanking the carved urn and floral spray, surmounting the original looking glass, 63"h x 30"w

Victorian gold leaf pier mirror, circa 1870, measures 8' 7"

A George I Parcel Gilt Walnut Pier Mirror Circa 1725 Height 44 7/8 x width 16 7/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Kenneth R. Treis, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, 18 April 1

American Renaissance gilded pier mirror, circa 1860-1880, shaped and pierced crest rial with embossed head to center. Flowering branches over an arched mirror with braided rope border. Scrolled acanth

* A Biedermeier Mahogany Console Table and Pier Mirror circa 1795 having a rectangular marble top above a single drawer, raised on columnar supports. Height 35 1/8 x width 32 x depth 16 3/4 inches. Es

American Arts & Crafts Period Pier Mirror, circa 1900, in monumental scale, one piece, having heavy beveled edge mirror, set into a molded egg and dart frame, low open ledge with the same molding rest