Neoclassical Gold Gilt Pier Mirror, 2 Section
Located in Newfoundland, PA
Wonderful two section neoclassical gold leaf gilt mirror, it retains the original mirror and gold gilt. Measuring 22 inches wide x 43 3/8 inches High x 2 3/4 inches deep, section siz...
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A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Giltwood Pier Mirrors
Located in Brighton, West Sussex
A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Giltwood Pier Mirrors. Each mirror having a rectangular plate with husk-carved inner slip and mirrored outer borders divided by rosettes, the entrel...
Giltwood
French Neoclassical Giltwood and Gilt-Gesso Pier Mirror, Circa 1820
Located in Rochester, NY
Antique French empire giltwood pier mirror. Circa 1820.
Gesso, Giltwood
$8,600 / set
H 80 in W 55.5 in D 7.5 in
French Neoclassical White Painted and Parcel Gilt Pier Mirrors - A Pair
Located in Bradenton, FL
French Neoclassical White Painted and Parcel Gilt Pier Mirrors.
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Large 19th Century Neoclassical Italian Mirror
Located in London, GB
A neoclassical 19th century pine pier mirror. Made in Italy and is crafted from painted pine.
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18th C. French Neoclassic "Petit Enfant" Trumeau Mirror
Located in Atlanta, GA
Also please note that the mirror is antique, but not original. This 18th century French neoclassical pier or trumeau mirror, as the name suggests, would work well between a pair of w...
Wood
$33,497 / set
H 75 in W 33 in D 2 in
Pair 19th Century Giltwood Trumeau Pier Mirrors With Period Compartmental Plates
Located in Dublin 8, IE
Pair 19th Century of giltwood trumeau pier mirrors with period compartmental plates set within ornate giltwood frames. The frames are intricately carved with S and C scrolls, ribbons...
Giltwood
$2,653
H 57.49 in W 32.68 in D 1.58 in
Antique French 19th Century Giltwood Pier Glass Full Length Mirror
Located in London, GB
Antique French 19th Century Giltwood and Composition Pier Glass Full Length Mirror 145 x 83 cm Bevelled glass plate. In good condition with some wear to the giltwood and composite ...
Composition
Pier Table
Located in New York, NY
One of the signature forms of the Neo-Classical period, the pier (or console) table received its name from its typical use against the wall, or pier, between two windows. Pier tables...
Marble, Brass, Bronze, Lead
$11,500
H 36.5 in W 49.5 in D 22 in
Antique American New York Classical Marble Top Mahogany Console Pier Table
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Please message us with your zip code to request a more reasonable domestic U.S. shipping quote. Antique American New York Classical Marble Top Mahogany Parcel Gilt Console Pier Tabl...
Marble
Mirrors are versatile, flattering and unobtrusively elegant in any space. Pier mirrors, or console mirrors, are similar to trumeau mirrors as they are traditionally installed between windows. These mirrors are usually very tall and placed on piers that support the ceiling. Sometimes they are suspended from the pier or affixed to the wall.
Pier mirrors were extremely popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, and they were typically used to decorate receiving rooms. They often had extravagant, golden frames that matched the fashionable Rococo and neoclassical styles. Console tables would generally be placed beneath pier mirrors, thus pier mirrors are sometimes referred to as console mirrors.
Mirrors of any kind can be used to visually enlarge and illuminate any room in your home, and just as vanity tables and wall hangings are enjoying a revival of interest, mirrors of all styles are being reinvigorated for the digital era. Pier mirrors are beautiful statement pieces that complement a range of furniture styles and many different aesthetics. Gilded frames are popular choices for pier mirrors, but more modern, streamlined styles are also available.
Find a variety of antique and vintage pier mirrors and console mirrors on 1stDibs.
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