Italian Gilded Mirror

Console and a matching mirror. The wood is white wash with light pink color natural finish. The console has a single drawer. Mirror 29" 44" H, 1.25" D.

19th-Century French tole mirror. Original mirror and finish.

Modern Venetian-style wall mirror. The frame is decorated with faux-glass flowers with a beveled mirror.

A brass wall mirror by French designer and sculptor Alain Chervet. Signed and dated 1983 2/100.

A Japanese 4 panel screen with a gilt background and a painted bonsai tree. The screen is framed in a Lucite "box" style frame as an artwork.

Mirror top metal frame accent table.

Large Italian mirror with a carved gilded wood frame. A roundel is covered by laurel leaves and folliage-scrolls on a smooth background. The outer edge i...

Vintage Italian Pierced Giltwood wall mirror. A very unique and airy design that will enhance any space.

An Italian Baroque style giltwood mirror with carved scrolling acanthus leaves. Warm gilt finish with many losses to gilt and some minor losses to carving. Original mirror. Wired to ...

Italian mirror in gilded carved wood, bevelled glass, Napoleon III period. Measures: H: 110 cm, W: 79 cm, D: 7 cm  

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

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...