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Large French 19th Century Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror
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Large French 19th Century Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror

19th century
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Large French 19th Century Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror

This is an impressive Wall Mirror a genuine example of French chic furnishing, the 4.5” wide mirror frame is gilt with a Twisted Cord pattern, it has a good aged patina, there patches of light foxing to the looking glass which adds to the atmospheric appearance

The Mirror is 67” high and 46” wide

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Physical Dimensions
Height
171cm (67.32")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
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Elmgarden has dated this Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror to the 19th Century.

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SA1203260
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DW50
Description
Large French 19th Century Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror

This is an impressive Wall Mirror a genuine example of French chic furnishing, the 4.

5” wide mirror frame is gilt with a Twisted Cord pattern, it has a good aged patina, there patches of light foxing to the looking glass which adds to the atmospheric appearance.
Elmgarden

The Mirror is 67” high and 46” wide

To get an accurate delivery quote please send us your location.

DW50

Height
171cm (67.32")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1203260
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DW50
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A large 19th-century French Louis Philippe wall mirror featuring a gilded frame with rounded upper corners, beaded inner border, and foxed mirror glass.
Large French 19th Century Louis Philippe Gilt Mirror
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A large 19th-century French Louis Philippe wall mirror featuring a gilded frame with rounded upper corners, beaded inner border, and foxed mirror glass.
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Originating in 19th-century France during the reign of King Louis Philippe, these mirrors are characterised by a rectangular frame with softly rounded top corners and square bottom corners. The frames typically feature understated moulding, bead detailing, and gold or silver leaf gilding over gesso.

Frames were constructed from carved solid wood, such as pine or walnut, coated with layers of gesso plaster. Gold leaf was applied using water gilding techniques over red or yellow bole clay, while the mirror plate was crafted using mercury or silvered glass backed with wooden timber panels.

Authentic pieces generally display original pine or oak backboards held by hand-cut nails or screws, natural silvering degradation or foxing on the glass, and visible red bole clay showing through areas where the gilding has worn over time.

These versatile mirrors work effectively when positioned above a fireplace mantelpiece, leaning against a wall on top of a sideboard, or placed in a hallway. Their clean geometric lines bridge the gap between traditional antique decor and minimalist contemporary spaces.

Dust the gilded frame gently with a soft, dry feather duster or soft brush, avoiding water or chemical sprays which dissolve gesso and ruin gold leaf. Clean the glass carefully with a lightly dampened microfibre cloth, ensuring moisture does not touch the gilding or slip behind the frame rim.
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