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Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)
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Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

18th century
Sold 31 October 2025 · Leeds Antiques
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Description

Georgian Mahogany Toilet / Dressing Mirror, c.1800 (George III)

A fine George III period mahogany toilet or dressing mirror, dating to around 1800. The solid mahogany frame features brass swing-lock knobs, allowing the original oblong mirror plate to tilt and lock securely in position. The mirror is set within a cushion-moulded mahogany frame, with a wood-panelled back.

An attractive and original tabletop vanity mirror, in very good condition. The plate retains a light and pleasing foxing — still perfectly usable while displaying its age and authenticity. A well-presented and highly decorative piece, ready for use.

Dimensions

Frame: approx. 45.5 cm (18") tall × 40 cm (16.75") wide × 20 cm (8") deep (footprint)

Visible mirror plate: approx. 27.5 cm (10.6") × 21.75 cm (8.5")

Condition

Very good and original condition, commensurate with age.

Structurally sound.

Minor marks and blemishes to the frame.

Original mirror plate with light foxing, still very usable.

Cleaned, waxed, and ready for use.

As with all antique furniture, some signs of age and use are to be expected, but this remains a particularly well-preserved and charming Georgian example.

Physical Dimensions
Height
45.5cm (17.91")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Declaration

Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Dressing Mirror to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1165391
Dealers Internal Reference
LA01000121
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Description
Georgian Mahogany Toilet / Dressing Mirror, c.1800 (George III)

A fine George III period mahogany toilet or dressing mirror, dating to around 1800.

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The solid mahogany frame features brass swing-lock knobs, allowing the original oblong mirror plate to tilt and lock securely in position.
Leeds Antiques

The mirror is set within a cushion-moulded mahogany frame, with a wood-panelled back.

fig 1. A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base.
fig 1. Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

An attractive and original tabletop vanity mirror, in very good condition. The plate retains a light and pleasing foxing — still perfectly usable while displaying its age and authenticity. A well-presented and highly decorative piece, ready for use.

fig 2. A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base.
fig 2. Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

Dimensions

Frame: approx. 45.5 cm (18") tall × 40 cm (16.75") wide × 20 cm (8") deep (footprint)

Visible mirror plate: approx. 27.5 cm (10.6") × 21.75 cm (8.5")

Condition

Very good and original condition, commensurate with age.

fig 3. A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base.
fig 3. Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

Structurally sound.

Minor marks and blemishes to the frame.

Original mirror plate with light foxing, still very usable.

Cleaned, waxed, and ready for use.

As with all antique furniture, some signs of age and use are to be expected, but this remains a particularly well-preserved and charming Georgian example.

Height
45.5cm (17.91")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Date of Manufacture

Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Dressing Mirror to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1165391
Dealers Internal Ref
LA01000121
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Archive I A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, C.1800 (George III Swing-lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)

Archive II A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View II
Archive III A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View III
Archive IV A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View IV
Archive V A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View V
Archive VI A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View VI
Archive VII A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View VII
Archive VIII A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View VIII
Archive IX A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View IX
Archive X A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View X
Archive XI A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XI
Archive XII A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XII
Archive XIII A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XIII
Archive XIV A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XIV
Archive XV A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XV
Archive XVI A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base. View XVI
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A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base.
Georgian Mahogany Dressing / Toilet Mirror, c.1800 (George III Swing-Lock Tilting Vanity Mirror)
Ref: SA1165391
A rectangular wooden framed mirror held between two upright posts with brass adjustment knobs, mounted upon curved bracket feet and a turned stretcher base.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectTable Mirrors
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Brass
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsTurned upright supports, Brass swivel screws, Curved bracket feet, Central turned stretcher
  • SizeH 45.5 cm (18 in) x W 40 cm (16 in) x D 20 cm (8 in)

FAQs

Georgian dressing mirrors emerged during the 18th century as refinements in glass-making and domestic interior design allowed for portable tabletop furniture dedicated to personal grooming and toilette.

These pieces were typically crafted from dense hardwoods like mahogany, featuring hand-cut dovetail joints on any associated small drawers, mortise and tenon frames, and brass swing-lock hardware to facilitate tilting.

Authenticity is assessed by examining the mirror glass for mercury backing or slight distortion, checking the timber for period-appropriate grain and patina, and inspecting hand-turned wooden components and authentic brass fixings.

Placing a historical wood-framed mirror on a modern console table or chest of drawers introduces tactile warmth and historical contrast while serving as a functional accessory.

Maintain the timber using micro-crystalline wax applied sparingly, avoid harsh chemical sprays on both the wood and glass, and protect the piece from direct sunlight and dramatic fluctuations in atmospheric humidity.
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