Plaster Trumeau Mirrors

Large Mirror Or Fireplace Trumeau In Golden Wood And thick Stucco. Napoleon III Boulle style " Very beautiful elegant mirror in golden wood and stucco, with rich ornamentation. Pedim...

A beautiful antique Belle Epoque overmantel mirror featuring a bow at the crown and a floral festoon design. Handcrafted from solid wood and plaster, the mirror features the original muted earth tone shades of raw sienna and burnt umber paint. Rope and beaded trim work add to the beauty of the frame surrounding the original beveled plate glass mirror. This lovely mirror would be an eye-catching focal point when displayed on a mantel, sideboard, or above a powder bath vanity...

Grand and ethereal, this large scale plaster framed mirroris a showstopper. The plaster is made up of white and green branches and leaves created in papier-mâché by the French artist Edouard Chevalier.

Produced in France, in the late 1800’s, this Louis XV style trumeau mirror features an oil on canvas painting. The 15 ½ inch diameter circular painting depicts two cupids sitting on the ground, watching a dove land on a perch. A basket of red roses lays on the ground in front of them and an urn on a pedestal is behind them. The scene is surrounded by bead and spindle décor inside a ring of acanthus leaves. There is a floral margent that hangs down below, covering a small section of the central mirror. The mirror has been segmented by two long vertical fasces, or bundles of rods. The base of each rod is adorned with a flowered leaf, while the top transitions into branching foliate rinceaux. The rinceaux further segments the mirror and touches upon the bottom half of the canvas. A border consisting of a repeating motif of fruited husks runs along the edges of the mirror. Canted edges embellished with curled leaves grace the upper corners of the mirror, while the bottom corners are adorned with volute scrolled leaves. Thick and widely spaced gadrooning forms a border along the top that runs behind a sprawling crown. The crown is comprised of a scalloped leaf encircled by a floral wreath. Laurel leaves emanate from behind C-scrolls in a horizontal fashion, with an acanthus margent running between the two scrolls. Trumeau is an architectural term that was originally used to describe the space between a pair of doors or windows. Often designs called for this area to be decorated by a painted mural or sculpture. However, after the construction of The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles by Louis XIV, it became more common for floor-to-ceiling mirrors...

19th century French Louis XV stucco carved and gilded trumeau mirror. A stunning French antique Trumeau in Rococo style with carved and gilded stucco ornaments. The panel is defined...

Original Napoleon III period gold wall mirror, France, 1860. Plaster. Gold leaf and patina. Facet mirror.

Napoleon III period black and gold mirror, France 1860. Black lacquer, gold leaf.

Gorgeous large size golden French Art Deco Trumeau wall original mirror, circa 1930. Mirror's dimension: with the frame 132 cm x 89 cm and without the frame 100 cm x 63 cm Extr...

Large Napoleon III gorgeous Trumeau mirror, in giltwood and gilt stucco with a Trumeau in gilded wood with cherubs motif. Pediment with torche...

Gorgeous large size golden French Art Deco trumeau wall original mirror, circa 1930. Mirror's dimension: with the frame: 132 cm x 89 cm and without the frame 100 cm x 63 cm Ex...

Gorgeous large size golden French Art Deco trumeau wall original mirror, circa 1930. Mirror's dimension: with the frame: 132 cm x 89 cm and without the frame 100 cm x 63 cm Ex...

19th century French green and gilt trumeau, arched cornice with gilded foliate above central urn featuring floral bouquet, trailing arabesques and foliate, the stiles with alternatin...