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A bracket with a similar visage can be seen in “The Dictionary of English Furniture”
The tables resemble a table illustrated in Helena Hayward and Pat Kirkham's
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
Dry stripped with gilding and painting lightly refreshedEnglish circa 1810
one labeled "Macao
Pair of Carved Rococo Mirrors baroque style A bracket with a similarA 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
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