Antique French Carved Walnut Mirror with Stylized Crown, Foliate Decor, C. 1870

Many Neoclassical-style houses in 18th-century France would feature decorative mirrors positioned between two windows. These long and tall mirrors, which were called trumeau, often i...

More information coming soon… This giltwood mirror from Provence is a beautiful example of a French mirror from the 1700s. The rectangular glass is surrounded by a border of dentil...

Hand-carved circa 1750 in Italy, this Baroque giltwood cartouche mirror features a shaped piece of glass surrounded by a lovely golden cartouche with pierced elements. Inspired by na...

A unique production from the Napoleon III period, this silvered bronze table mirror features two adjustable foliate candle holders that slot into gudgeons affixed near the base of a ...

19th Century French Renaissance Carved Walnut Wall Mirror is evidence of a wood sculptor's superior talent! Rendered from finely grained sumptuous walnut, the frame is carved all ar...

An elegant Italian dressing table or vanity mirror dating from the second half of the 19th century, crafted from walnut and adorned with finely carved decorative details. The substa...

This fine carved walnut French Louis XV wall mirror, circa 1890, is a striking example of late 19th-century French craftsmanship, blending classical elegance with decorative artistry...

Antique wall mirror from the late 1800s. This beautiful hand carved mirror is in original condition with the original beveled glass plate that has never been out of the frame and therefore it also maintains the original back plate. There is no woodworm at all in the frame. A reason for this could be the type of wood that the frame is made of which looks like mahogany. Such a decorative beautiful antique...