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A smaller version (24 1/8” tall) of a timeless classic, this 19th century giltwood mirror possesses the same traits that make Louis Philippe mirrors one of the most easily recognizab...

Hand carved in the style of Louis XV, this stunning pair of large oval giltwood mirrors are from 19th Century France. During the early years of the Louis XV period, a new movement, known as Rococo, emerged. French woodworkers began to incorporate motifs that were highly ornamental and inspired by nature. Common carved elements included scalloped shells, pebbles, and curled leaves, all of which can be seen on the frames surrounding the mirrors. Both mirror panes have an immediate border of foliage surrounded by a concave molding. A finely carved lozenge-patterned background encircles the recessed area, interrupted by four large gadrooned shells with margent tendrils. Each shell rests above a scalloped leaf infilled with parquetry-style diaper. A pair of small relief floral margents flank the cartouche beneath a raised and sinuous lip adorned with egg and dart. The sides have a cavetto cornice in front of a subtle border of partial flowers. A beautiful pair of oval giltwood mirrors...

Known for understated elegance by means of subtle embellishments, Louis Philippe mirrors are always in high demand, as the clean lines mesh with almost any style of design. Our tall gold leaf mirror...

With understated elegance and clean lines that mesh with just about every interior design style, Louis Philippe mirrors are always in high demand. Standing just under eight feet tall, our Louis Philippe giltwood mirror has a subtle floral motif carved on the cavetto cornice that is enclosed by a pair of quarter round moldings. Although the towering stature makes this mirror unique, it still possesses the hallmarks of a Louis Philippe frame: rounded top corners paired with square bottom corners. The giltwood frame also has traces of the red bole peeking through, a highly sought after look that is traditionally a good indicator of age. Typically found above fireplace mantels in late 19th century French...

From Italy, circa 1850, this giltwood Florentine mirror features a tremendous display of hand-carved curled leaves on multiple levels. The t...

Hand-carved in the Regence style in France during the 1800’s, this very elegant trumeau would have originally come from a boiserie or wooden paneled room...

This lovely small cartouche mirror was hand-carved in Italy with a detailed giltwood frame inspired by the Rocaille movement. Rocaille was an ornamental style of design popular in Fr...

Mirrors produced during the Louis Philippe period are typically rectangular with rounded upper corners and square bottom corners, as seen on this lovely mirror. Hand-carved in France...

Louis Philippe mirrors are known for their rounded top corners and subtle embellishments to the frame. In the 1800’s, these types of mirrors were often placed above fireplace mantels...

During the reign of Louis Philippe, menuisiers produced furniture that focused more on comfort and less on aesthetics. Hand-carved décor was minimal, lines were graceful, and there w...

This magnificent antique oak frame is made in the Royal Louis XV style of the 18th century. Unlike most other highly decorated French mirror and painting f...

This large French neoclassical style mirror with gilded and beaded frame has a clear mirror in the center surrounded by antiqued mirror with a charcoal coloration. It does have a sma...