CLASSICAL MIRROR WITH SHIP TABLET

American, 1815-1830. Large mirror with columns, acorn drops, and a reverse-painted tablet depicting an American ship flying a US flag. 51" high, 25" wide. (LR2)

Mid 19th century, America. Having a charming tablet painted with a steam ship flying the American Flag at upper frame and lower frame with looking glass. H29 1/2" W14" Sold from the collection of a So

19th Cent. Inlaid 2 Part Mirror with Ships Tablet 23"x53"h

Second quarter 19th century. Applied half columns and reverse painted tablet with sailing ships. Tablet and mirror appear to be original. Flaking and frame has been regilt and overpainted. 29.75"h. 15

19th c. Federal mahogany slit panel mirror. Top tablet has Classical style needlework. 23" x 13".

A Neoclassical style giltwood and gesso pier mirror, first half 20th century, the tablet above the mirror decorated with Classical maidens in relief. Dimensions: Height 33 1/2in; width 18 1/4in; depth

Gilt classical mirror with the reverse painting is of an American masted sailing ship. Also included is a hand written framed letter of provenance as of 1951 with mirror estimated age 1810-20. Mirror

American, First half 19th Century. Both have half pilasters and corner blocks with rosettes frames. Smaller with reverse painted sailing ship tablet. 22.25" h. 11.75" h. and larger has reverse painted

19th c. Federal split panel mirror. Top tablet painted with Ship. 22 1/2" x 12". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

19th c. Empire split panel mirror. Top tablet has sailing ship reverse painting. 22" x 43".

Entablature with running drops, wreaths and acanthus leaves and tablet set with carved grapevines, flanked by (2) delicately turned columns carved with acanthus leaves. 50 1/2 x 32 x 6 1/2 inches.

with cove molded cornice with spherules, raised central tablet with shell, above two beveled glass mirror panels, flanked by cove molded panels with inset turned columns. Original beveled glass and ba

Circa 1900 gilt and painted French trumeau mirror with upper tablet painted with a classical genre scene in landscape. 51 x 27 inches.

AMERICAN CLASSICAL PAINT-DECORATED WALL MIRROR, featuring applied half columns and cornerblocks flanking reverse-painted upper tablet which displays a country church. Retaining original surface and pi

AMERICAN CLASSICAL PAINT-DECORATED WALL MIRROR, featuring applied half columns and corner blocks flanking reverse-painted upper tablet which displays a country church. Retaining original surface and p

AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE COUNTRY CLASSICAL MAHOGANY WALL MIRROR, two-part form having projecting molded cornice fitted with acorn drops over a veneered frieze above likely original reverse-painted tablet o

AMERICAN COUNTRY CLASSICAL TIGER MAPLE WALL MIRROR, a diminutive example with applied split-baluster half columns, corner blocks, and reverse-painted upper tablet featuring dancing lady with garland.

Circa early to mid 19th century. Each having a nicely fashioned frame and with reverse painted tablet over looking glass. Largest: H21 1/2" W13 1/2" Sold from the collection of Florida/South Carolina

Three Federal Eglomise mirrors, first half 19th century, each having a reverse painted on glass tablet depicting a ship, boat and a house. Dimensions:height of largest 23 1/4in; width 13 3/4in; depth

Circa 1820, likely America. Having a molded crown above gesso orbs continuing down to excellent reverse painted tablet having a ship at center flanked by half columns and centered by early mirror. H46

AMERICAN CLASSICAL GILT-WOOD LOOKING GLASS / WALL MIRROR, concave frame with corner blocks, reverse-painted glass upper tablet above the original mirror plate. Retains an old gold-painted surface over

Antique 1850's wall mirror with a hand painted tablet at top depicting a sailing ship with lighthouse in background. Mirror measures approximately 20" tall by 11" wide. Condition - original finish to

19th c. split panel Federal mirror. Top tablet reverse painted with sailing ship and homestead. 20" x 33".

Mid 19th century, America. Having molded top above interesting freeze flanked by brass rosettes continuing down to original reverse painted tablet which is surrounded by turned and carved half columns