This is a nice parlor size looking glass. It is 40 inches high x 20 ½ inches wide. The molded frame around the glass is cross-banded and has upper rounded corners.
This is a five arm tin chandelier, 18 inches high overall and 18 inches in diameter.
The chandelier arms are serpentine shaped from rolled edged tin.
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18th Century Eglomise and wood “Courting” mirror. Typically these were North European made for export to America. There have been numerous examples found in American colonial homes.
It is getting very difficult to find a period chandelier today. This chandelier is constructed in the 18th century manner, hollow cast in two halves and fire braised together.
This is a simple 18th century Queen Anne mirror with an unusual addition of brass tacks decoration. It is English or American and dates circa 1720-1740.
This is a wonderful 18th century exterior door latch with a very distinct heart shaped backplate. A good amount of old red paint is still visible on the front and back sides of the backplate as well as on the thumb latch.
