A Princely Pier mirror with a mosaic pattern. It can be hung on the wall or be used as a freestanding mirror. Its size is made to impress as well as reflect.
A distinctive late XVIII century mirror featuring a classic Greek-Key design. The top panel exemplifies the Roman-Greco influence on the Adam period after the discoveries at Pompeii and Herculaneum.
An adaptation of the European introduction in the early eighteen hundreds of wall mirrors with geometric influence. Often used in pairs. The large center square rosette is surrounded by mirror plates that give off a lustrous look.
A three-section mirror. An early nineteenth-century representation of the Regency or Empire era. It features a panel of Grecian Muses gilded on a black background. The top cove molding is decorated with balls. The side columns are more evidence of the classical influence.
A wonderful 3 part classical mirror of the late XVIII century. Unusual in that each beveled mirror is arched instead of being straight. This architectural feature softens the look and adds grace to this important piece.
