Italian Walnut Veneer Rococco Style Mirror, 1960's

Late 19th Century Italian Baroque-Style Gilded Wall Mirror Elegant carved wall mirror characterized by elaborate decorations including Italian puttis. The color of the mirror is gre...

Antique American empire flame mahogany rectangular wall mirror. This mirror will hang horizontally or vertically. The Ogee mahogany veneered is a particular charm worth noting. Thi...

Large Louis XV Gilded Wall Mirror, France Decorate a powder room or entry with this elegant gilt mirror. Crafted in France and curved throughout, this wall mirror is decorated with ...

Florentine Gilt and Painted Ribbon Wall Mirror, 1950s, Italy Charming classic style Italian gilded Florentine gold and cream wood mirror. Perfect p...

An 18th century Italian Venetian-style wall mirror with original silvered patina.

Silver Leaf Rococo Style Vanity Wall Mirror, 1960's France Small charming silver leaf mirror from France. This 1960’s gilt mirror certainly suitable as a stand alone piece or feat...

Hand-carved walnut mirror in the 18th Century Italian style. 29" x 25" available in other sizes, contact us for more information

Walnut wood frame mirror with pentagon shape Italian production 1960s.

Large oval mirror with curved wooden frame, made in Italy in the 1960s. Wooden back panel. Good overall condition, some marks due to normal use over time.

A walnut, cord and rubber wall mirror designed and produced in Italy, 1960s.

A Rococo-style mirror from the 1740s in Denmark is a remarkable piece of antique furniture that reflects the intricacies of the Rococo design movement during that era. Rococo is a highly ornamental and decorative style characterized by intricate details, asymmetrical forms, and natural motifs. It was prominent in the mid-18th century and often featured flowing lines, delicate carvings, and an overall sense of elegance. The fact that the mirror is in its original condition adds to its historical value. It's a testament to the craftsmanship of the time and provides a glimpse into the aesthetics of the 1740s. The use of walnut in the mirror's construction adds to its allure. Walnut wood was often utilized in antique furniture due to its rich color and durability. The warm tones of the walnut would have likely complemented the intricate carvings and decorative elements of the Rococo style. A mirror like this would have been a cherished possession in its time, gracing the homes of the affluent and aristocratic. It would have been both a functional piece for checking one's appearance and a decorative item that enhanced the overall ambiance of a room. In contemporary settings, an antique Rococo mirror...

Rococo style hand carved walnut mirror attributed to Labarge. Made in Italy.