An Authentic Louis-Philippe Period Mirror (1830–1848)
This piece is distinguished by two features rarely found together in this style: a finely carved foliate motif on the solid wood frame, enhanced with a painted flamed mahogany finish, and an antique glass, most likely mercury-backed—as suggested by the double reflection test.
The solid wood frame displays the emblematic silhouette of the Louis-Philippe style: rounded upper corners, square lower corners, and black moldings framing a wide band with a painted flamed mahogany finish.
The solid wood back and hand-forged nails attest to authentic 19th-century craftsmanship.
Antique glass offers a warm, amber-toned reflection that modern mirrors cannot replicate; a quality highly prized by both antique enthusiasts and interior decorators. The piece is in good condition and displays a beautiful patina, a testament to its age.
Dimensions: 55 × 46 cm
Condition: Good overall condition, with natural signs of wear, a chip in the stucco, and a natural patina consistent with its age. Sold as is, without restoration — all original surfaces are intact.
Ideal for: An entryway, bedroom, living room, or hallway.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, Gold, Transparent, BlackMaterialWood, GlassNumber of items1Height55 cmWidth46 cmDepth3 cm