Rococo Mirrors

This striking gold gilt 6' mirror has rococo carved flourishes including elaborate ribbons with flowers. Burnished gold and red accent the beautiful carving. Sold in as is, used cond...

Italian neoclassical style mirror with rustic elements. The frame is painted in a distressed, light colored finish, giving it a weathered appearance. It features a thin, beaded bor...

Antique monumental wall Mirror, hand carved Oak frame . comes with a Cherubs head and his wings , beautiful carved, no symmetry in the carving between the left or Right side of t...

Ornately hand-carved mirror in gilded wood produced in Florence, Italy during the 1950's.

18th Century French Carved Oak Mirror. Mirror features deeply carved scrolling foliage, acanthus leaves, and floral motif, culminating in a dramatic asymmetrical crest centered by a ...

A fine Italian rectangular beveled mirror with a carved giltwood frame in the Rococo style. Dimensions are H 29 inches x W 23 inches Can b...

ITALIAN ROCAILLE-CARVED SILVER-GILT WALL MIRROR IN THE ROCOCO TASTE Probably Northern Italian circa 1870 Item # 403NDK18A An incredibly playful and expressive Italian wall mirror, i...

the oval central plate surrounded by a scalloped reverse-etched mirrored border adorned with twisted glass rods and C-scrolls all attached with glass rosettes and leaves

Italy / 1850 / 2 mirrors / wood / Baroque / Rococo / Mid-century A pair of very fine Italian Rococo carved and gilded wood mirrors with original mirrors and beautiful patina. Carved...

This richly detailed gilt table mirror, crafted in the Rococo style, exudes elegance and charm. Made of gilt bronze, it stands gracefully on two legs and features intricate ornamenta...

Painted Rococo trumeau mirror, having a painted finish showing desirable natural wear, its raised and fielded frame, surrounding foliate scrolls and a shaped mirrorplate. Stock I...

A pair of Italian carved giltwood Rococo mirrors. Reataining the original bevelled plate glass with some foxing. Warm patina and original boarded backs. Asymmetrical design, some ver...

Exquisite Rococo style pair of small scale carved mirrors with a crest on the top and carved naturalistic details at the frames. These pieces are unusual due to their size, they wear...

The crest top Venetian mirror. With its beveled panels and carved crest topped with a lovely lotus flower-like motif, the crest top mirror has been handmade and hand silvered. The ce...

Rococo-style mirror and console table. Marble top. Defects I'm not sure of the production date. Console table: H 85.5 x 74 x D 22 cm Thank you

Large Pair Antique Porcelain Rococo Style Floral Flowers Mirrors German, Late 19th Century Height 136cm, width 90cm, depth 17/ 20cm This exceptional pair of mirrors, crafted by ma...

Venetian, mid 20th century. A petite art glass mirror made with two pink Venetian glass florets mounted to around a gold freckled scalloped edge frame. Verso has a stand for using o...

Italian Hollywood Regency Gilded Large Round Peacock Mirror This stunning Hollywood Regency peacock mirror imported from Italy dating back to the 1960s. Affluent, sculptural and chi...

Pair of 19th century oval-shaped mirrors with ornate, gilded frames. The frames are designed in a Rococo style, featuring intricate carvings and embellishments. Each mirror has a h...

This is an ornamental hand-painted cheval mirror done in the Rococo style. Over time, the original paint has acquired a rich patina that enhances the painted flowers and trimmings on...

A rare, unique and dramatic pair of Rococo style marble topped giltwood triangular shaped consoles and complimentary slightly elliptical giltwood mirrors. The four pieces are believed to be northern Italian most likely from the Venetian region. The design and carving of the superstructure presented with bunches of grapes, vine leaves, branches and twigs. A winged dragon is shown swirling around and down the central leg of each console. The three legs are joined with a lower stretcher are all presented as vine tree trunks from which germinate more grape leaves and branches. They both have shaped red/grey mottled marble tops. The consoles show more signs of early to mid-18th century Rococo chinoiserie influence. The mirrors were likely made slightly later in the 19th century but in the same Italian region, and appear to have a more Japanese influence in their design especially the hawk/eagle leaning over the top of the mirror. The giltwood frames of the mirrors are completely covered with gilded branches and leaves. On the left side of each mirror is a 'fantastical' dragon-bird, his huge wings spread out and his long tail clinging around the lower branches. He looks up into the eyes of the top hawk/eagle who appears ready to attack the dragon-bird. The whole is a real virtuoso display of carving and whimsical Rococo design. Chippendale in England and his contemporaries were some of the first cabinet makers to design furniture in the Rococo style, the term taken from the French 'Rocaille' (rockwork), as in fantasy constructions such as grottoes. The style originated in France early in the 18th century when there was a reaction against the weighty classicism of the Baroque style. The consequent taste was for something lighter representing an escape from the stifling, self-conscious grandeurs of the Louis XIV period. As pioneered by designers such as Jean Berain and Pierre Lepautre...

19th century carved giltwood Rococo style mirror with acanthus leaves and carved shell design.

Pair of Italian Rococo Revival-style (19th century) rosewood wall mirrors with carved figures and kingwood, brass, and mother of pearl inlay. (in the manner of Gotti) (priced as pair).

Classic Venetian Mirror With Murano Glass, designer Fratelli Barbini. A stunning 17th century-inspired mirror with floral engravings. Beautiful craftsmanship, a real statement item....

Neo-Classic, Vintage, French, gilded Wall Mirror with carved, draped, folded, ribbon swag decoration on the top, which drapes down along the mirror sides. The beautiful, minimalis...

Rococo style gilt gesso rectangular wall mirror. Mild foxing to the glass which adds character and age. CIRCA Mid 1800's. Very small losses to the gilt frame which are unnoticeable t...

Spanish rococo style finely carved gold leaf giltwood mirror. A highly decorative finely carved Rococo style mirror with gold leaf finish and beautiful ...

Gold gilt carved wall Mirror from Italy with amazing patina. Charming classic Rococo style Italian mirror with floral details. Perfect piece to be used formally or informally in a ha...

A tall carved wood Venetian mirror by LaBarge. This beautiful Italian mirror has been ornately carved from wood with stylized details. The mirror is tall and rectangular with beveled...

French Rococo style hand carved wood mirror with wonderful surface patina. The open work frame carved with acanthus leaf, ogee, and floral decoration with a carved starburst in the c...

Each tall and narrow with hand carved wood frames and gilded. Panelled wood backs. Carved with C-scrolls and flower heads.

This 18th century Italian gilt wood mirror is hand carved with pierced openwork crest dating to 1740-1780. Rare to find in that it is structurally all original. It has original ges...

Finely Carved Giltwood Rococo Style Mirror, Spain, Early 20th century. The frame is richly adorned with carved leaves, flowers and scrollwork details. It wears its original glass. It...

This monumental, 18th century Florentine Italian carved giltwood mirror with matching floor-standing cabriole legged planter is a historical showpiece in search of a palatial home se...

Monumental 19th century Italian parcel and water gilt mirror with beautifully ornately carved birds, fruit, foliage and faces. Measures: 91" H x 60" W.

This is a finely carved and gilt Italian Baroque period cartouche mirror that dates to the 3rd quarter of the 18th century. The cartouche form is surmounted by the head of a maiden w...

Vintage French Rococo Baroque Style Ornate Gold Frame Wall Mirror. Item features a molded foam ornate rococo frame, very nice vintage item, great style and form. Circa Mid 20th Centu...

Hand carved Rococo style wood mirror. The wood frame with a light wash of gilding with mostly wood showing through. The plume top with scrolling at the corners in a thick detailed fr...

A 18th century - 19th century, gold antique French Rococo style wall mirror made of handcrafted gilded Pinewood, with its original two-part mirrored glass, in good condition. The top...

The cartouche-shaped mirror within an elaborate giltwood frame of C-scrolls, rocaille, and floral carving.

A stunning pair of antique Italian decorative gilt wood mirrors. They are in the classical Rococo style, they were made in Italy in around the 1950-60’s. The quality is superb, with...

A very large and fine 19th century Italian Rococo style carved giltwood figural console table and matching mirror. The "D" shaped console table masterfully carved with foliate, masks...

A spectacular and extremely high quality Italian 18th century Rococo period giltwood mirror. The mirror retains its original mirror plate set within the stunning intricately detailed...

A very attractive pair of Italian 18th century Rococo st. giltwood mirrors. Each uniquely scaled mirror is set within a rectangular giltwood frame with ‘S’ scrolled draping floral ga...

Very large mirror in carved gilded wood with chimera heads emerging from the plant decoration (flowers, foliage, flower pots). Italian work (Tuscany) mid-19th century Very beautifu...

Wonderful North Italian mid 18th Century carved wood silvered mirror.The later arched plate with a further mirrored border. The exuberantly carved cresting is topped with a woven bas...

19th Century Italian Gilded Wood Mirror – Mercury Glass, Italy Very elegant small Baroque / Rococo Italian mirror in gilded wood. The scroll frame is carved from linden wood and gi...

A Magnificent Pair of George II Style English Carved Giltwood ‘Rococo’ Wall Mirrors After A Design By Thomas Johnson. Of large proportions, each mirror having a cartouche-shaped plate within a profusely carved and pierced branch-entwined frame with stylised acanthus foliate rocaille and ‘C’-scroll decoration, architectural motifs and running dogs, surmounted by an asymmetrical pagoda form cresting with rockwork spires and a seated rustic couple holding a basket, flanked by confronted Ho-Ho birds, with a conforming asymmetrical apron of acanthus and waterwork icicles centred by a perching bird. This magnificent and ornate pair of English wall mirrors or ‘pier glasses’ are refined and reduced from a design by Thomas Johnson (1723–1799) first published in 1756 and included in his ‘Collections of Designs’ (1758), plate 4, and republished in his ‘One Hundred and Fifty New Designs" (1761) as plate 22. Pier Glasses were designed to be placed on the wall or 'pier' between windows; as well as forming part of a decorative scheme they provided an important functional use, creating a reversal of dynamic with the windows at night, reflecting and maximising the light given off by candles or oil lamps. Johnson’s asymmetrical design creates a sense of fluidity and lightness to the mirrors, employing ‘contraste’ in the placing or absence of elements, to create a stylised form, which through the dynamic tension of its constituent parts instils the mirrors with a sense of playfulness and vitality. In London throughout the 1740s and 1750s there developed a great enthusiasm for the whimsical Rococo style, and it rapidly became the height of fashion, popularised, and disseminated throughout the country and further afield by cabinetmakers’ 'Books of Prices', and 'Directories'. The second half of the 19th century saw a revival of the Rococo style in England and many designers and furniture makers turned once again to Chippendale’s ‘Director’ and designs by Matthias Lock and Thomas Johnson for inspiration, with fine examples based on modified designs or specific plates. Thomas Johnson’s designs, executed in a vigourous picturesque manner, are often inspired by the work of earlier French designers, transposing motifs taken from engraved ornament by Jean Bérain, Daniel Marot, William de la Cour, J. B. Toro and Francis Barlow...

A beautiful vintage Louis XV French Rococo or Baroque style carved gold lacquered satinwood framed wall mirror By Romweber USA, Circa 1920s Measures: 28.5"W x 1.75"D x 41.75"H. V...

Dramatic ebonized and gilded super chunky heavily carved mirror having a stylized fleur de lis motif. Mirror 17 w 24 h

2 Italian Rococo-style (19/20th Century) gilt vertical shaped wall mirrors with carved filigree scroll design. (PRICED EACH)

Decorate an entryway, hallway, or powder room with this exquisite antique wall mirror, crafted in Italy circa 1880. Standing over five feet in height, this refined mirror exemplifies...

A Large French Rococo Gilt Console Mirror Decorated with Leaves and Scrolls This is a superb ornate large Mirror it has a Gilt Wood Frame, it is made with carved wood and Gesso dec...

A grand and ornate rectangular wall mirror crafted in Belgium during the 1960s, featuring an elegant giltwood frame richly adorned with Rococo-style floral and scroll carvings. The s...

An elegant and timeless quality Rococo style mirror by the Bombay Furniture Co. The mirror features a distressed look and is fine carving with gil...

Rococo mirror, carved giltwood, Spain, 1930s. Lovely Rococo style small carved giltwood frame surrounding an oval shaped glass. It has a beautiful crest adorning the top and naturali...

Dimensions - H: 29 1/2 in W: 19 1/2 in D: 2 1/2 in This exquisite early 20th century Italian Rococo-style wall mirror is a refined example of old-world craftsmanship in a charming,...

Beautiful gilded mirror with console, entirely in the classic rococo style, approximately mid-20th century, France. Beautiful ensemble, luxuriously decorated with acanthus leaves an...

An exquisite French giltwood mirror, circa 1860, featuring intricate figural carving in the Rococo Revival style. The richly detailed frame is adorned with scrolling foliage, floral ...

This show-stopping pair of grand 18th-century wall mirrors are beautifully designed in accordance to prevailing tastes of the Rococo period and are attributed to the workshops of Wür...