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Description :
This elegant French giltwood mirror, dating from the mid-20th century, circa 1950, is a beautiful example of the Louis XV Revival style, distinguished by its elaborate Rococo-inspired decoration and richly ornamented frame.
The rectangular frame features an attractive arched mirror plate with bevelled edges, surrounded by finely detailed mouldings and decorative borders. Its generous proportions and elaborate ornamentation give the piece a particularly refined and decorative presence.
The frame is adorned with an abundance of scrolling acanthus leaves, delicate floral motifs, stylised foliage and beautifully modelled ornamental flourishes. The four corners are especially elaborate, featuring generous arrangements of flowers and sweeping scrollwork that create a harmonious and balanced composition.
The warm golden finish displays subtle variations in tone and a softly aged patina, beautifully enhancing the depth and definition of the raised decorative elements.
The mirror retains its traditional wooden backing and presents beautifully, with the character and decorative appeal expected of a vintage piece.
An impressive and versatile decorative mirror, ideal for an entrance hall, living room, bedroom or above a fireplace. Its elegant proportions and richly detailed frame make it equally suitable for classical interiors and contemporary spaces seeking a touch of French sophistication.
Dimensions:
H. 125,5 cm (49.4 in.)
W. 95 cm (37.4 in.)
D. 7 cm (2.8 in.)