Italian Walnut + Gilt Wall Mirror, 18th Century

Crafted in the Piedmont region of Italy, this rectangular solid wood wall mirror dates back to the early 19th century. Its detailed frame is defined by intricate carvings and texture...

An exquisite piece from the 1920s, this French rose gold mirror was salvaged from a quaint, dimly lit brasserie in the South of France. Its large-scale design is gracefully outlined ...

Carved, sculpted walnut mirror Venice, about mid-18th century It measures 53.93 x 33.46 in (137 x 85 cm); weight 30.86 lb (14 kg) State of conservation: slight gluing The walnut mirror has an elongated rectangular shape, crowned with a decorative three-lobed sculpted and carved molding. The frame encircles the mirror with a series of rabbet grooves. A rocaille carved molding is attached above, showing off its curved decorative elements. These descend along the sides of the mirror frame and are further enhanced with the presence of volutes "pennaccette", small leafy elements and minute buds. The mercury mirror is original. As a decorative element, mirrors represent a refined expression of the Rococo style in Venice around the middle of the XVIII century. During this period, decorated mirrors, previously use...

18th century Italian Neoclassical gilt wood frame with antiqued glass. The carved frame with beaded decoration on the inner molding and gadrooning on the outer. Wonderful surface pat...