French Three-Panel Dressing Mirror / Screen

Large French painted Tromp L'Oeil 4 Panel Theatrical / Decorative Screen from the Paris Opera Ballet, circa 1940. The screen is an elegant presentation of a classical scene featuring 2 twisted columns and rustication from a Renaissance building flanking an open cartouche with the image of towers in the distance. The piece stands at an impressive height of 92" and each panel is 14" wide. Provenance: Paris Opera Ballet, Paris, France. References: Choreographers or Principal Dancers of the Paris Opera Ballet have included Rudolph Nuryvev, Maurice Bejart, Pina Bausch.

Large dramatic wall/floor mirror patinated red with light traces of gold patination around the edges. The mirror is in the shape a chapeau (hat), one of the symbols of Louis XIV and ...

An extraordinary pair of Venetian mirrors blending refined elegance, the modern and the essence of Surrealism. A Rare pair of large antiqued rectangular wall or floor mirrors with th...

French Mid-Century Modern neoclassical screen / room divider in gilt wrought iron faux bamboo by Maison Baguès, circa 1940-1950. The elegant piece i...

French 3 fold giltwood screen with Empire eagle motifs and beveled mirrors. Antique gold style painted panels back this piece creating a finished look fro...

Three panel Louis XVI style folding screen or room separator. Gilt gold finish having six small mirrors above finely carved panels. Reverse is upholster...

Handsome bamboo rattan folding three-panel dressing screen or room divider featuring a mirrored back. Hand-crafted by McGuire in the California organic...

So many details to this beauty. Starting with the mirror on mirror wainscoat, diamond shape design bottom half, faux marble finish on the base. Each t...