French Louis-Philippe Style Mirror with Ebonized Frame and Gilt Accents, 1900s

A French Louis-Philippe style wooden mirror from the early 20th century, with tortoise style painted frame, brown and black accents. Created in France during the Turn of the Century which saw the transition between the 19th to the 20th, this wooden mirror captures our attention with its highly recognizable Louis-Philippe silhouette with clean lines and rounded corners in the upper section, and tortoise style painted frame contrasted with black accents. The back presents a single plank and is wired, the mirror is therefore ready to be hung on a wall. Showcasing a clear mirror plate, this French Louis-Philippe style wall mirror...

A French Louis-Philippe mirror dating to the mid-19th century, featuring its original painted and grained surface in a richly mottled yellow ochre with faux tortoiseshell striations....

A classic French Louis Philippe gilt-painted, reeded mirror from the 1800s in ideal proportions to suit a number of rooms and decorating tastes. The arched, gilded frame traces the m...

French antique giltwood mirror, Louis-philippe style with leaves ornaments and pearls. Re-gilding to the patinated leaf. Modern glass mirror. Antique frame width: 8 cm.