Other Furniture - Decorative Arts - Hirschl & Adler

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For more than 25 years, Hirschl & Adler Galleries has offered museum-quality decorative arts made in America or in Europe for an American clientele between the years 1800 and 1910. Particular emphasis has been given to the Neo-Classical period (1810–40), but exceptional offerings from the Aesthetic Period and the Arts & Crafts Movement are also available.

Decorative Arts Inventory

Eagle American (probably Philadelphia), possibly by William Rush (1756–1833), about 1810. Wood, carved, gessoed, and gilded, 27 3/8 in. high, 35 3/4 in. wide, 12 5/8 in. deep (overall).

American, probably Philadelphia; possibly William Rush FAPG 20607D c. 1810

Pier Mirror with Eglomisé Panels

Pier Mirror with Eglomisé Panels

New York FAPG 19442D.004 c. 1800

Neo-Classical Convex Girandole Mirror with Candle Arms, about 1810. American, probably Salem, Massachusetts. Eastern White Pine, gessoed and gilded, and partially ebonized, with convex mirror plate, glass drip pans, blown and cut, glass prisms, gilt-brass candle cups and bobeches, and brass chain 43 in. high, 38 in. wide, 10 5/8 in. deep.

Neo-Classical Convex Girandole Mirror with Candle Arms

American, probably Salem, Massachusetts FAPG 21110D/2 c. 1810

Pair Girandole Mirrors with Eagles and Candlearms

Pair Girandole Mirrors with Eagles and Candlearms

American, probably New England FAPG 21116D/2 c. 1810

Monumental Pier Mirror

Monumental Pier Mirror

New York FAPG 20287D c. 1820

Pair Fern Wall Brackets

Pair Fern Wall Brackets

American FAPG 20521D/2 c. 1850–80

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