This French wall mirror, dating from the late 19th century, features a solid wooden frame with pronounced, high-relief carvings. The structure is based on a symmetrical arrangement: each of the four corners is adorned with elaborate accents, while the entire edge is wrapped in a continuous pattern of acanthus leaves and botanical motifs, characteristic of rocaille and neo-Rococo influences. The gilded surface, in a warm, muted gold tone, is finished in matte, with subtle satin highlights that enhance the depth of the ornamentation. The craftsmanship is evident in both the precisely executed joints and the intricate reliefs. The frame surface bears minor traces of patina and use, consistent with its age, underscoring its authenticity. The mirror is preserved in very good condition, with no visible repairs or interventions. This mirror tells the story of French interiors at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries—a time when ornament was as significant as the reflection itself. The carved frame speaks in the voice of the Louis XV era, where light played on gold surfaces and shadows, and every detail mattered. The matte gilding with natural patina conjures images of palatial salons, where mirrors not only enlarged the space but also became a stage for daily life. The frame does not shout—it invites you to
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Height137 cm
Width110 cm
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Width110 cm
Height137 cm
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