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1750 in the manner of Thomas Johnson crested with a ewer supported by elongated s-scrolls above the figure of a man who likely held a spear
one labeled "Macao
This mirror is typical of the work of Thomas Johnson (1714-1778) one of two English wood carvers (Matthias Lock was the other) known for effusive rococo designs
The tables resemble a table illustrated in Helena Hayward and Pat Kirkham's
the inside of the pediment having gesso carved leaves and flowers resting on a frame having outset corners
Pair of Carved Rococo Mirrors baroque style 1750 in the manner ofA good pair of carved rococo looking glasses crested with a leaf spray and flanked by carved s scrolls and c scrolls with icicles and other carved conceits and having period plate glass. Circa 1755. Ht. 41 1 2" Width 22 7 8" Ex. Coll. J. J. Wolff (Antiques) Ltd. Ht. 41" W. 22 5 8" Re gilded. The rococo design period on furniture (on silver it was much earlier) ran from roughly 1740 60. That does not mean that rococo frames weren't made after that
