Empire Nut Wood Wall Mirror with Brass Rosettes 19th Century, Austria circa 1815

Late 19th century wall mirror made of fruitwood coming out of Austria, circa 1890. A simple but fantastic designed wall mirror from the so called "Historism" period which shows a bea...

One of a kind Tramp Art Wall Mirror from the mid 19th century in Austria. Artfully handcrafted around 1860, this extraordinary rustic mirror has been effortfully carved out of basswo...

Amazing early 19th century gilt Biedermeier wall mirror out of Austria from circa 1830. This large antique mirror comes with an overlapped substructure made of spruce wood (you can s...

Impressive late 19th century wooden wall mirror from the so-called "Historism" period in Austria circa 1890. The beautiful large processed mirror comes with a wide, rearwardly descen...

Timeless massive cherrywood wall mirror from the late 19th century circa 1890 in Austria. This beautiful large wall mirror impresses with its wide dark brown almost black stained, ca...

Unique late 19th century wall mirror from the so-called "Historism" period in Austria around 1880. This wall mirror shows an overlapped substructure made of spruce wood and impresses...

Mahogany with gilded bronze fittings. Solid softwood, Cuba mahogany veneer. Original glass, finely chased bronze fittings. (M-32).

19th Century Empire Mirror with Brass Elements We present you a mirror from Q1 of the 19th century in a wooden frame. There are rectangular...

An antique American Empire giltwood wall mirror offers column-form frame with rosette block corners, 19th century Measures: 37" H x 25" W x 3" D. Catalogue Note: Ask about DISCOUN...

An attractive 19th century French Empire rectangular frame wall mirror. The deep square frame with ebonized black wood frame and gold gi...

Empire mirror, stuccoed and painted wood, scratched on the mirror

Italian Empire gilded mirror, Circa 1815 With a beveled mirror inset in to the frame, this Italian Empire gilded mirror represents a typical example of the quality work that was done during that period by craftsman. The gilded surface of the mirror with the typical Empire period decorations shows us how good quality work can last for long periods of time. The French Empire period or second Neoclassicism was a period that followed the Directoire period. It lasted about 20 years, from 1800 to 1820. The ostentatious look of the works of art, furniture and paintings was exported all over Europe and the United States. The general representation followed the styles of ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt. Sphinxes, swans, lions, cornucopias, rosettes, Greek dancers, antique chariots...