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This exquisite painted and giltwood wall mirror boasts a rich, deep claret red frame with a striking mottled leather-style lacquer. The warm, burnished gold accents add dimension and elegance, breathing life into this stunning Edwardian piece.

This Edwardian girandole pier mirror showcases an exquisite blend of craftsmanship and detail. At its heart, the arched, beveled mirror is framed by an intricate foliate-carved border, with sunburst motifs adorning the upper corners.

Rococo is an 18th-century artistic and architectural style characterized by elaborate decoration, lightness, and a playful, often whimsical nature. Originating in France, it became a prominent style during the reign of Louis XV, spreading across Europe.

The frame’s age is beautifully evident, with a patinated gilt finish that adds a touch of timeless charm. 

Who doesn't like a big ribbon bow on a present? Well this late 19th century rectangular framed mirror has a permanent ribbon bow to the crest, delightful and eye catching. Nice reeded and acanthus detailing ...