Regency Eagle Gilt Wood Convex Mirrors

Designer Markham Roberts

"The peacock blue of this silk wall covering makes a bold and colorful contrast to the more subtle bone-colored bookcases. It gives a strong and sophisticated feel to the room yet still works beautifully with the softer, more feminine pinks. " -- designer Markham Roberts

Regency Eagle Gilt Wood Convex Mirrors

draft_lens2117135_1218502442029a Federal style incorporates the neoclassical influences of Hepplewhite and Sheraton including straight and delicate lines, inlay and contrasting wood veneers. Characteristics include slender legs, very delicate decoration, and symmetry. Many doors and entrances are often framed by columns and framing over the door. (Picture to the Left English Regency Convex Mirror with Eagle Seller Susan Silver Antiques)

You would be amazed what people donate to Goodwills and second hand stores. A $40,000 painting was donated to the Baltimore Salvation Army.

Regency Eagle Gilt Wood Convex Mirrors

Federal style flourished between 1785-1820 in America and was in fact influenced by the Empire style in France, and the Roman republic, which the United States believed it resembled.

Regency Carved Giltwood And Ebonized Glass Mirror Seller Florian Papp

When looking for a convex mirror be sure that it is carved WOOD, and not plastic. I am sure that would be obvious to most of you. I once drove an hour to look at at a mirror, and didn't think to ask if the mirror was plastic or wood. The plastic mirrors, are just as beautiful, but not as valuable. BUT, if you want to just decorate, get a pair of the plastic ones, then foil the mirror with Gold leaf. Why not? (Mirror to the left The Federalist Antiques)