Black Mirror Wood Convex Mirror on Black Wood Frame, France, 2008

Outstanding and really gorgous mirror made by a French master craftsman, following the extraordinary mirrors Louis XIV (1643 – 1715). Made of finely carved , gilded and silver wood with an aged effect. Body with a quadrangular profile and an exuberant forelock at the top. These two parts present the typical elements of Louis XIV mirrors. The main body presents a double corridor, the interior with smaller mirrors. In addition, ornaments in the corners and half of each side that enhance its shape. In the upper part, a large crest develops, which presents in its central area the cup of abundance, framed by a multitude of rockeries that create a kind of ephemeral architecture. Floral elements scattered throughout the set and a large fleshy acanthus leaf that crowns it. It has an extraordinary high quality!!! It comes from the Roche Bobois collection...

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