Architectural Mirrors

These framed mirrors are early Georgian in style and owe their inspiration to the designs of the Architect and designer William Kent and his followers in the 1730s and 1740s. This was a time when the study of Architecture, particularly the Palladian Revival was taken very seriously. Wlliam Kent's main patron was the Earl of Burlington who built Burlington House now the Royal Acadamy and Chiswick House.

No.31 Large Gilt George II Mirror Georgian style architectural mirror with triangular broken pediment top. Shown here with ornate decoration around frame. For a simpler version see No30 Small George II... Full details & images £1,600 Add this to your favourites

No.30 Small Gilt George II Mirror Georgian style architectural mirror with triangular broken pediment top and bevelled glass. Shown here in the rubbed gilt finish... Full details & images £1,250 Add this to your favourites

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