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| G220 Early-mid 19th c American painted ogee wood frame Looking Glass/ Mirror, circa 1830 , with the original red paint with original distressed looking glass intact undisturbed. |
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| K1546 Late 19th century patriotic Folk Art decorated wooden framed mirror boasting red, white and blue painted frame with applied wooden rope and tassels. Original glass retaining nice silvering held in place with original wooden back. |
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| H300 Mid-19th century upcycled Architectural arched dome top window sash with early mirrored back. Weathered surface - retaining original gray paint. A fantastic secondary arched interior molded edge mullion mimics the overall arch. |
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| J452 Late 19th century New England wooden framed mirror featuring hand painted Black-Eyed Susan flowers and a branch containing fall-colored leaves on a blue painted and textured background. Mortised construction with small square head nails securing the wooden panel holding mirror in place on back. Circa 1870s-1900. |
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| F123 19th Century fantastic early Pennsylvania folk art style courting mirror or looking glass. This Mirror in small size and the most beautiful original fancy grained paint. The paint is completely original and untouched and well oxidized The corners each have a dovetailed inset batton. |
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| K263 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania looking glass featuring an exceptional stepped molding frame with boldly rounded edges retaining its original red painted surface. Appears to be the original silvered mirror. Combination of square head and “T” nail construction. |
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| H344 Mid 19th century Large mirror with painted deep frame, the frame depicting a snowy landscape with a waterfall and birds with old looking glass, circa 1860 |
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| J357 Late 19th century paint decorated Mirror with crest, very unusual form, dated to the late nineteenth century, with the original old wavy mirror. |
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| *SOLD* H357 19th century black painted and decorated wooden framed mirror with beautifully hand painted morning glories along the edges of one corner and a small Humming bird in the opposite corner. Constructed of four individual pieces of wood connected with tongue and grooved glue joints. This unique way of connecting the pieces creates a diamond shaped opening for the mirror. Circa 1880-1890's. Framed |
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| H346 Early 1900's New England wooden framed mirror beautifully hand painted and decorated with Chrysanthemums. Wonderful, thick beveled glass mirror surrounded by slightly convex frame with expertly mitered corners. |
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| RM1306 Wooden Civil War Soldier's folding mirror. Folded |
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| H170 Early wooden framed mirror with original wavy glass mirror. Original black paint with white lettering depicting “NO TRUST” along the top, and “LIVE AND LET LIVE” along the bottom edge. Applied wooden blocks with carved designs adorn each corner and painted decorative symbols adorn the sides. |
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| J292 Early 19th century Federal style Mirror featuring a hand-painted reverse painting of three tall-masted ships on the ocean/sea. The center ship bears several pennants and an early US flag flying proudly from its masts. The sturdy, solid wooden frame features detailed moldings, reeded sides and medallion corner blocks and bears its original pumpkin and yellow painted and decorated surface. Original mirror remains intact. Circa 1810. |
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| RM1205 Wonderful Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Federal mirror with reverse painting of a Home with a Widow’s Watch, tree and water. Beautifully painted frame with bittersweet red painted crown molding and fluted pillar columns along the sides, with yellow grain paint decorated accents. |
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| F560 Rare early 19th century reverse painting of bridge over water landscape over top of looking glass. It features outstanding early glass. In an all original three color red, black, and yellow frame Circa 1820s. |
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| G219 Rare late 1800's New England drop leaf American Harvest Table, mortised stright tapered turned legs. Harvest Table with a double drop leaf, nice tapered turned legs, with original red paint (circa 1810 - 1820) |
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