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Click here to subscribeA GEORGE I GILTWOOD GIRANDOLE MIRROR IN THE MANNER OF JOHN BELCHIER, CIRCA 1725 156cm high, 78cm wide John Belchier (d.1753) is first listed in 1717 as a cabinet-maker at 'The Sun' on the south side of St. Paul's Church yard and described himself as 'a cabinet and looking glass-maker' who 'grinds and makes all sorts of fine peer and chimney glasses and glass sconces.... at reasonable rates'. His most significant commission was for John Mellor at Erddig, Wales, a commission which included a state bed, pier tables, and numerous pier glasses, along with an impressive bureau-cabinet. Significantly it is Belchier's bureau cabinets that are most frequently labelled, and due to his ability to work with glass all have mirrored doors to the cabinet sections. His work at Erddig is discussed by Martin Drury, 'Early Eighteenth Century Furniture at Erddig', Apollo, July 1978, pp. 46-48, in which many of the pier-mirrors are illustrated. Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There is some aging and craquelure to the gilding. There are some repairs some with fine visible cracks and with some later gilding. The mirror plates are probably not original though finely bevelled. There is some evidence of old worm.The crest with a later brace support.Impressive design, execution and design.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
A Rococo-style gilt metal girandole With a foliate and scrolling frame around an oval mirror in front of three-branch electrolyzed wall lights.52cm high x 39cm wideQty: 1Some light rubbing to the gilt. In generally good condition. The lights are untested and recommend re-wiring before fixing to the wall.
19-tlgs. Konvolut 800er / 835er Silber, ca. 3.040 g; verso gepunzt. Deutsch um 1900. Bestehend aus: Zwei runde Platten (D=30 / 36,5 cm), eine fünfflammige Girandole (H=26 cm, D=34 cm), vier Serviettenringe, vier Untersetzer (D=10,5 cm), sechs Untersetzer (D=6 cm), ein Schälchen (D=7,5 cm) und eine Kinderrassel.
Group of Arts and Crafts style metalware to include: a Townshend & Co decorative glass and brass inkwell, the lid of the inkwell decorated with a serpent, the base marked 'Townshend & Co 3586, Rd No 239780', 18.5cm wide x 12cm high approx overall, a brass lozenge framed mirror with bevelled edge mirror plate and two girandole branches, 30cm high approx overall, a square copper plaque decorated with leaves, a flower and a gourd, unsigned, 19cm x 19cm and a small twin handled vessel with an 'S' to the centre, 18cm wide (4) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
A French late 19th century gilt metal girandole mirror of upright oval form, the glass plate with beaded and laurel borders, the cresting formed as a central cabochon enclosed by a C scroll flanked by projecting scrolls, with conforming base, the sides with stylised fleur de lys, the three arms missing,85 x 51cm
A large and impressive French giltwood and gesso girandole, of Louis XV style, 19th century, with urn floral urn crest and scrolling foliage surmounts, the oval frame with egg-and-dart border, above a seated putto holding a wreath, flanked by four scrolling candle sconces, 174 x 88cmCondition Report: with various restorations
Meissen, Girandole, ein- bzw. vierflammig, Stand mit Figurenstaffage, Kinderpaar als Allegoriengruppe Herbst und Winter, reliefiertes Muschel- und Rocailledekor, blaue Farbstaffage, Modell-Nr. 79075, sehr gut erhalten, Schwertermarke Meißen, erste Wahl, H 55 cm / Meissen, girandole, single or four-flame, stand with figural staffage, pair of children as allegorical group autumn and winter, shell and rocaille decoration in relief, blue colour staffage, model no. 79075, very good condition, Meissen sword mark, first choice, h 55 cm
Girandole / Ständer für Kerzen, deutsch, um 1890, Messing. Nackter Mann, in jeder Hand fackelähnlich eine Tülle mit Traufschale haltend. Drei Tatzenfüße, übergehend in dreieckige Plinthe mit stilisierten Maskaronen, Fischen, Eidechse, darüber runder Sockel, H 38 cm / Girandole / stand for candles, German, around 1890, brass. Naked man, holding a torch-like spout with eaves bowl in each hand. Three paw feet, merging into a triangular plinth with stylized mascarons, fish, lizard, above a round base, h 38 cm
An Early 19th Century Gilt Wood Circular Convex Girandole, the circular moulded frame with ball ornament and ebonised inner slip surmounted by eagle and leaf ornament, and with three leaf scroll candle branches to apron, 48ins high overallThe eagle appears to have had some restoration to the left wing, the extent of which cannot be determined, general cracking to the gilt. The mirror itself has loss of gilding to the inner balls as well as the left side. Candle holders - at the bottom there is extensive cracking to the gilt. The mirror plate is umblemished. Prospective buyers are advised to study all Dropbox images carefully prior to bidding as these form part of the condition report
A Regency giltwood convex girandole mirror circular plate within ebonised reeded slip and baton frame, surmounted by hippocmapus on rockwork crest and flanked by anthemions, the acanthus leaf apron issuing twin scrolled candlearms with brass nozzlesheight 102 cm., width 59.5cm.Condition: In good condition. Re-gilt completely. Plate original and in good condition.
A pair of Antique Georgian diamond girandole drop earrings, the pear drops set with rose-cut diamonds, with shepherd hook fittings, unmarked mount tests as silver, 55.1mm, 15.1g . Condition Report:1 earring lacking 2 diamonds, 1 earring lacking 1 diamond, otherwise no damage, fittings possibly a later replacement, both still heavy gauge, unmarked
5-flammiger Kerzenhalter. 800er Silber. Gebrüder Friedländer.Circa 58,5 cm hoch. Circa 1.930 Gramm Gesamtgewicht (wohl gefüllt mit Holzplatte). 5-flammige Girandole. Gestufter Rundfuß, Balusterschaft mit Rocailleschwüngen und Blätter reliefiert. Darauf Leuchteraufsatz mit Rankenarmen. Am Sockel gepunzt: 800 / Halbmond und Krone / Herstellermarke unleserlich. Auf Sockel mit Gravur: "Zum 50jährigen Dienstjubiläum / gewidmet den Kollegen / 1855 1. September 1905" und monogrammiert. Zustand siehe Fotos.
A 19th century gilt and composition girandole mirror - the oval plate within a lappet, curled ribbon and shot decorated frame, with cabochon and foliate scroll cresting, the floral and foliate scroll apron issuing three floral and foliate scroll candle arms with urn nozzles, 94.5cm high, 56cm wide, losses to cresting.
A PAIR OF GILT FRAMED GIRANDOLE TWIN BRANCH WALL MIRRORS (2)With acanthus chased frames and oval bevelled mirror plate, 54cm wide; 90cm highCondition report; Pictures of the back have been uploaded. A small break to a piece of the gilt otherwise no other signs of loss or damage, these are relatively modern looks to be in original condition.