Carved Wood and Polychromed Gold Gilded Mirror, 18th Century, Rococo

Contemporary Chinese rich black and merlot red lacquered carved wood frame mirror by Holly Hunt. Contemporary Chinese rich black and merlot red lacq...

17th century (1690) English walnut oyster veneered cushion framed wall mirror with excellent color and patina.      

19th Century (Regency Period, 1820s) English giltwood convex mirror with unusual bold carved eagle surmounted to top and foliate carved decoration on bottom.  

20th century Italian sterling silver oval mirror by Mario Buccellati, which is engraved on back. It is topped with a fleur-de-lys, faceted glass, le...

Northern Italian Rococo carved and gilded wood mirror. Of grand scale and elaborately carved in symmetrical form with flowers, scrollwork and rocailles. A metal mount for the candle ...

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...

A finely detailed gilt mirror in the Rococo taste, produced as a high-quality museum cast circa 1940s-50s. Unlike typical decorator reproductions, this example shows the fidelity and...

18th Century, Venetian Baroque Carved Giltwood mirror This mirror was made in Venice, Italy, in the second half of the 18th century. The frame, in carved and gilded wood, has the characteristics of the Venetian baroque. The internal wooden band, with 90-degree angles in the lower portion and with a cambered and curvilinear profile in the upper part, is carved in vegetable-shaped bas-reliefs. At the top a rich cymatium encloses another mirror. Rich perforated volutes, rocaille and phytomorphic elements, create movement to the whole and streamline the mirror making it graceful. To crown, there is a floral element. Also, below the frame includes a small mirror, while on the sides continue the friezes carved with flowers, leaves and scrolls rocaille. This small mirror, very refined and of great decorative effect, can be easily placed in different environments, placed over consoles or antique drawers...