Pair Of Antique Mirrors

18th century, Pair of Venetian Baroque Giltwood Mirrors This important pair of baroque mirrors was built in the Venetian area (Italy) around the middle of 18th Century.

Pair of exquisite 19th century Italian rectangular carved giltwood mirrors.

Pair of very fine early 19th century French Empire carved giltwood mirrors.

A pair of circa 1910 Spanish colonial gilt wood sunburst mirrors with mirror insets in frame.

Pair of Italian mirrors, polychrome with original patina, 18th century.

Pair of French-painted framed section glass mirrors.

Pair of Art Deco Gilt Mirrored Sconces with planters .Amazing detail scrollwork to this classic pair.

Pair of English 18th century (circa 1765) rococo (Chippendale) gilt mirrors oval shaped framed with elaborate hand-carved frames with c scrolls, acanthus and foliage.  

Pair of Venetian Paramour Mirrors with Gilt wood scrolls and carved crown.

Pair of 19th century oval-shaped mirrors with ornate, gilded frames.

Pair of spectacular large antique Venetian mirrors.

Pair of 19th century petite gilt bronze mirrors.

This is a great looking pair of 19th-century Italian mahogany mirrors in the Neoclassical style.

A handsome pair of late 19th Century French carved boiserie mirror panels, originally conceived as part of an architectural interior scheme. 

Fine pair of 24-karat giltwood mirrors. The oval beveled plates within molded and cabochon borders and surmounted by a cartouche and floral foliate cresting.

An unusual pair of early 19th Century mahogany oval mirrors, Spanish. 

Beautiful pair of gilt mirrors with carved bow, cornucopia and garland details.

Pair of Italian mirrors, Neoclassical Style Painted And Giltwood Neoclassical style painted and giltwood.

Pair of solid bronze neoclassical mirrors.

A rare pair of early Georgian cut gesso mirrors mainly in their original gilt; the plates look original but were probably replaced some time ago; a finely carved cartouche in the cen...

Spanish Giltwood Mirrors, Pair // Small Scale Giltwood Mirrors // Pair of Gold Leaf Gilded Mirror   

Pair of carved and painted courting mirrors with soulful patina.

Good pair of early 20th Century English painted mirrors with original bevelled plate mirror.

An elegant and high quality pair of Italian 19th century Baroque st. Giltwood mirrors.

An elegant pair of 19th century French painted and giltwood trumeau mirrors.

Amaizing mirror Material: Wood and mirror Style: Art Deco Country: France If you want to live in the golden years, this is the mirror that your project needs. We have specialized in...

Impressive large pair of 19th century English wall mirrors having bamboo frames with an a symmetrical asian form complete with root balls around a rectangular beveled looking glass.

French Art Deco Pair of Wall Mirrors, France, 1920s.This exquisite pair of French Art Deco wall mirrors, crafted around 1930, features original beveled glass with a timeless design.

A pair of 19th century Italian Gilt Baroque Pier Mirrors.

With original gilding in cleaned restored retail condition. Arched open crest with scroll and flower decoration over a mirror plate set in a conforming frame with open carved ear cor...

Pair of stylish 19th Century Italian sectional ebonised mirrors.

Each with original gilded surface. Originally had a single candle arm likely in brass.

Flat, reeded molding is an ideal surface area to reflect the lustre of gold leaf on this exciting pair of French mirrors from circa 1870, now patinated with a fine craquelure texture.

Pair Of Baroque Style Wall Mirrors, Pareclose Mirrors About 1880

A fine pair of Baroque giltwood frames with hand-carved scrolls and flowers on top.   

Pair of Italian Rococo Revival-style (19th century) rosewood wall mirrors with carved figures and kingwood, brass, and mother of pearl inlay.

Pair of carved and gilded wooden mirrors with ornate crests featuring a laurel wreath and a frame decorated with vine leaves and bunches of grapes - Louis XVI - 18th century - France...

A striking pair of Italian 18th century Baroque period giltwood mirrors.

A highly decorative pair of mid-19th century Italian giltwood mirrors, richly carved in the Rococo Revival manner with exuberant scrolling acanthus, shell motifs, and deeply contoure...

Add a touch of sophistication to your décor with this exquisite pair of antique French mirrors. Crafted in France circa 1860, each rectangular frame is silver plated and embellished ...

A pair of impressive Italian Rococo giltwood mirrors from the late 19th century.

A most elegant pair of French 19th century Neo-Classical st. giltwood mirrors.

A very attractive pair of Italian 18th century Rococo st. giltwood mirrors.

A very attractive and most decorative pair of early 18th century Italian Baroque period mirrors.

A pair of carved Anglo Indian mirrors dating circa 1800’s.

An exceptional and beautifully preserved rare pair of period George II looking glasses in the style of William Kent (1685-1748) with beveled mirror plates.

This show-stopping pair of grand 18th-century wall mirrors are beautifully designed in accordance to prevailing tastes of the Rococo period and are attributed to the workshops of Wür...

A superb pair of English Regency mirrors of classical form.

A pair of 18th century North Italian giltwood mirrors and former girandoles or sconces.

A pair of 19th century silver gilded wall mirrors with carved wood frames.

An exceptional true pair of Italian 18th century Louis XVI period giltwood mirrors with faux painted both Porphyry and white Carrara marble.

Pair of 19th Century English or American Regency Convex Mirrors.

An elegant and highly decorative pair of Italian mirrors dating to the late 19th century, expertly hand-carved in solid wood and finished in rich gilt.

The height of these mirrors is 2 meters and 37 centimeters - they are enormous and fabulous!

An Italian pair of wall mirrors from the 1940s, made of sculpted wood and gesso, cream matt lacquered.

Pair of 19th Century French Louis Philippe Giltwood Mirrors, ca. 1860

A charming and unusual pair of Swedish wall-mounted mirror sconces executed in pewter, dating from the 1930s.