Pair Italian, Emiliana, Painted Deconstructed Mirrors, 2nd half 18th century

of rectangular form with a molded edge and retaining its original faux marble painting, now fitted with a modern mirroplate

the mirror shaped with double moldings, the interior section retaining its original paint, the inner and outer edges of silver gilt

Originally built into the wall, Antique Trumeau mirrors have been the choice of aristocracy for centuries and for top designers in the 21st century as well. This particular couple were probably once a part of a much larger collection since the dimensions are slightly off as they were not machine made. The greek mythological paintings...

of rectangular form and having fluted carvings throughout, the original silver gilt surfaces faded and waxed and now appearing more like faded gold

Pair of Italian mirrors, polychrome with original patina, 18th century.

Lovely pair of French 19th century wall mirrors with delicate Neoclassical motifs embossed in the recessed part frame, softened under an allover “French grey” paint and craquelure te...

This exceptional pair of 18th-century Italian mirrors represents the height of decorative luxury from the pre-industrial era. Unlike standard gilded pieces, these mirrors feature a p...

A pair of bespoke painted mirrors in the Empire style. A paired down moulded frame with ink blue borders encompassing a relief area with paterae with extending leaf decorations to e...