18th Century Italian Baroque Giltwood Cartouche Mirror, C. 1750

This very tall trumeau mirror was recently discovered in the storage attic of a chateau in Normandy, France. The beautiful mirror, which features both hand-painted and giltwood eleme...

More information coming soon… A traditional form Louis Philippe-style mirror, with a repeating Greek key motif. The French mirror, which dates to circa 1850, can be used in just ab...

More information coming soon… The motifs on this giltwood mirror from Provence, France, are quite impressive. The highlight of the hand-carved elements is the large, pierced crest ...

This rare period Regence giltwood mirror dates to circa 1720. Its mirror is original with the often desired loss of silvering to the glass. The ornamentation is representative of the...

Solid carved wood antique baroque mirror. Could be French. Gold gilding. Statement piece. Lights up a room. I'm not certain of the actual age. I...

Italian hand carved giltwood mirror in Baroque style richly ornate with foliage and flowers. Measures: Height: 29 ½ in / 75 cm Width 19 ½ in / 50 cm Depth 2 ¾ in / 7 cm Weight 11...

Elegant 18th century gilt wall mirror from the late baroque period around 1790 in Italy. The artfully handcarved, partly open worked frame shows a lovely gold leaf plated surface and is adorned by elaborately carved floral motives, covered by an amazing looking patina. The highlight builds the large, slightly forward tilted top carving. Red shimmering spots that shine through the slightly abrased surface are caused by the so-called "bolus", the substrate/ ground for gilding and confer this late baroque wall mirror an extravagant and luxurious appearance at the same time. The backside is closed with an old card board and a metal ring makes wall mounting easy. An extraordinary shaped, elegant over 230 years old antique wall mirror...

19th Century Italian Baroque Style Giltwood Mirror. Our outstanding antique Italian Baroque style gilt wood beveled mirror retains the original mercury mirror and really makes a stat...