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This very large Louis XV‑style mirror, dating from circa 1860, is a beautiful piece.
It’s what we call in French a miroir à parcloses — a mirror composed of several glass sections framed within the structure.
The crest is richly decorated, and the frame also features six shells along the parcloses, together with four beautifully carved corners.
An impressive and elegant piece, full of presence.
It will be perfect above a commode, yet it can also stand beautifully on its own — for example in an entrance hall.
A true statement of French charm and craftsmanship.
Style
Louis XV
Period
Circa 1860
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Style: Louis XV
Louis XV, known as the "Beloved" reigned over the kingdom of France from 1715 to 1774, he was the only king of France to be born and die at the Palace of Versailles.
The Louis XV style is characterized by its elegance and lightness. It is recognizable by the grace of the curved legs of the furniture with "pied de biche"(deer foot).
The wood is natural, gilded or painted. The "rococo" style ornamentation is inspired by nature and exoticism.
Dimensions:
Height: 178 cm
Width: 102 cm
