A George II period giltwood overmantel mirror, in the manner of William Kent. The rectangular frame either side with reentrant corners and foliar trailing garlands to either side, with egg and dart and bead and reel enrichments, terminating in scrolled corners. The plate an old replacement.

Circa 1730

A pair of giltwood and gesso wall mirrors from the early George III period, in the rococo style. Each rectangular plate within a pierced cartouche shaped frame flanked by fruiting floral vines, incorporating C scrolls and surmounted by an acanthus carved pediment.

Circa 1760

A pair of early George III rococo gilt wood mirrors. The old plates surrounded by C scroll, rocaille, and foliate decoration.

Circa 1760

A pair of George II giltwood girandoles in the rococo manner. With mirror backing and surrounded by rocaille and foliate decoration, each with two projecting candle arms, with brass foliate nozzles.

Crica 1750

A pair of Georgian pier mirrors, to a design by Thomas Chippendale. Gilt and carved wood. The frames late 18th or early 19th century. The plate replaced in the late 19th or early 20th centuries.

Late 18th or early 19th century

A pair of Italian baroque period giltwood three-light wall sconces. Each with a torchere and two cornucopia supporting candles, with foliate sprays and suspended swags.

Circa 1700

A pair of Regency style carved giltwood two branch wall lights. An opposing pair, the ribbon motif surmount above an eagle and two scrolling projecting candle branches.

Late 19th century

A pair of George III period paktong candlesticks.

Circa 1800

A pair of Chinese spill vases, modeled as doves perched on a branch above a flowering peony. Now mounted as table lamps on ebonized base of bracket form.

The vases probably late Qing or Republic period, late 19th/early 20th century

Pair of Chinese large polychrome enamel porcelain baluster lamps. Each ovoid body with a waisted neck and painted exterior with mirror images of Chinese immortals on a garden terrace. With wooden stands and metal fittings.

Late Qing, 19th Century

A pair of column base table lamps, the columns and capitals from old architectural elements.

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Modern, from 19th century elements