Mirrors

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Swirly figured book-matched crotch mahogany veneer face. Gold leafing on shell and interior trim molding. Top and bottom carry a complicated detail of scrollwork often used by Chippendale in his work. 1" beveled mirror glass. Handmade in America by the finest craftsmen.

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Adapted from an antique English fireplace screen, each frame is hand-molded wood composite in a bamboo pattern. Each piece is then carefully handfinished and handpainted with charming gold leaf or tortoiseshell. Handmade in America.

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This classical 18th Century rondel symbolizes maritime supremacy of the seas. Symbolic regalia include a heraldic eagle, stylized dolphins, cascades of sea leaves and pods, a roped and banded rondel frame, and a stylized shell and scrolled leaf bottom crest. The antiqued gold leaf finish is hand-laid onto the handmolded wood composite. The mirror itself is convex. Made in America, with fifteen separate hand-finishing applications. Hangers are included, as are hanging and cleaning instructions.

Measures 26" w x 38" h.

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Exuberant celebration of the American coast in a spectacular Carol Canner design. Gently arching top and bottom echo the horizon where sky meets sea. Striped bass play on a fully sculpted wreath of waves, shore and scallop shells surrounding a beveled mirror. Hand-applied handfinished sterling silver or antique gold leaf over wood. Made in America. Hangers are included, as are hanging and cleaning instructions.

Measures 34" w x 57" h.

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A ripe patch of strawberries bursts from Carol Canner's enchanting design in the Strawberry Jewel Oval Mirror. Flowering vines and strawberries entwine the frame in raised relief, crafted of handmolded wood composite before being handfinished and handpainted. Made in America.

Measures 23½" w x 30½" h.

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Elegant Newport Mansion-inspired mirror features four fully sculpted dragon masks in each corner, evoking ancient bronzes originating in China around the 8th Century B.C.E. An elaborate fretwork maze connects and surrounds the mirror with splashes of sea surf. Composite wood frame is meticulously hand-gilded with an antique gold finish surrounding the beveled mirror. The original mirror hangs in Kingscote Cottage, Newport, RI. Hangers included, as are hanging and cleaning instructions. Made in America.

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The dramatic scale of this mirror style is extraordinarily impressive. Deeply undercut, the turned molding is punctuated by thirteen fully-round balls that symbolize the thirteen Colonial states. Finished in antique gold leaf with a black rim. In 1803 Thomas Sheraton recorded in his "Cabinet Directory," "convex mirrors have become unusually popular for their agreeable effect by reflecting the perspective of rooms and for their convenience as a light source." For these same reasons convex mirrors continue to be popular today.

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