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Georgian Fret Chippendale Wall Mirror
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Georgian Fret Chippendale Wall Mirror

18th century
Sold 6 February 2026 · James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
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A lovely looking 18th century period mahogany wall mirror. It has a gilt slip and a bevelled plate. Thr gilt foliate decoration in the centre of the top is particularly attractive.

In excellent condition

Physical Dimensions
Height
93cm (36.61")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
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James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick) has dated this Georgian Chippendale Wall Mirror to the 18th Century.

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SA1093655
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Description
A lovely looking 18th century period mahogany wall mirror. It has a gilt slip and a bevelled plate. Thr gilt foliate decoration in the centre of the top is particularly attractive.

In excellent condition

Height
93cm (36.61")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick) has dated this Georgian Chippendale Wall Mirror to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1093655
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010

Mainly specialising in georgian furniture

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Warwick
CV34 4AB
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James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
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An antique mahogany Chippendale wall mirror featuring carved fretwork and a gilded crest.
Georgian fret chippendale wall mirror
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An antique mahogany Chippendale wall mirror featuring carved fretwork and a gilded crest.
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  • ObjectWall Mirrors
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian Chippendale
  • MaterialMahogany, Giltwood, Glass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsFretwork scroll design, Gilded Prince of Wales feather crest, Bevelled glass plate, Scyma curved outline
  • SizeH 93 cm (37 in) x W 50 cm (20 in) x D 3 cm (1 in)

A Georgian Chippendale wall mirror is a style of decorative wall hanging produced during the 18th century, heavily influenced by the cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale, typically characterised by intricate fretwork frames and scroll motifs.

These mirrors were traditionally constructed using dense tropical hardwoods such as mahogany or walnut, frequently featuring hand-carved fretwork and sometimes incorporating gilded accents on wooden appliques.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit period construction techniques such as hand-cut dovetails or pegged joints, old secondary woods on the backboards, and mercury glass with age-related foxing and oxidisation.

Such a mirror serves as a traditional focal point and can be hung above a mantelpiece or a console table to introduce historical texture, contrasting effectively against minimalist or modern neutral walls.

Preservation involves dusting with a dry, soft cloth, avoiding commercial chemical polishes on the timber and glass, and maintaining stable room temperatures and humidity to prevent wood warping.
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