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Regency Giltwood and Verre Eglomise Mirror
John Beazor Antiques
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Regency Giltwood and Verre Eglomise Mirror

19th century
Description

Regency giltwood and verre eglomise mirror; gilded top and balls, the frieze has a trellis design and flower heads at each end. It has a hand painted glass panel showing a cottage in a pastoral setting. Pilasters either side, classic tops and fluted columns between the original mirror. Circa 1810

20 ½” (52cm) max wide, 37 ¼” (94.5cm) long and 3” (7.4cm) max deep

Physical Dimensions
Height
94.5cm (37.20")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
7.4cm (2.91")
Declaration

John Beazor Antiques has dated this Regency Giltwood Wall Mirror to the Regency era.

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SA1204180
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9695
Description
Regency giltwood and verre eglomise mirror; gilded top and balls, the frieze has a trellis design and flower heads at each end. It has a hand painted glass panel showing a cottage in a pastoral setting. Pilasters either side, classic tops and fluted columns between the original mirror. Circa 1810

20 ½” (52cm) max wide, 37 ¼” (94.5cm) long and 3” (7.4cm) max deep

Height
94.5cm (37.20")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
7.4cm (2.91")
Date of Manufacture

John Beazor Antiques has dated this Regency Giltwood Wall Mirror to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1204180
Dealers Internal Ref
9695
John Beazor Antiques
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Specialists in 18th and early 19th century furniture, barometers and clocks - chosen for their quality, colour and patination

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A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate.
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Archive I A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate.

Regency giltwood and verre eglomise mirror

Archive II A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate. View II
Archive III A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate. View III
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A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate.
Regency giltwood and verre eglomise mirror
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A vertical Regency giltwood wall mirror with fluted side columns, a breakfront cornice with spherules, and a reverse-painted glass panel depicting a cottage landscape above the main glass plate.
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Originating in the early 19th century, a Regency verre eglomise mirror features a gilded timber frame, often flanked by pilasters or fluted columns, topped with a reverse-painted glass panel. The technique involves applying gold leaf and hand-painted designs directly onto the reverse side of a glass panel.

These mirrors typically feature carved pine or lime wood frames covered in gesso and gold leaf, incorporating decorative elements such as ball mouldings and Corinthian capitals. The upper frieze employs verre eglomise, a reverse-glass gilding and painting technique, while the lower reflective plate is silvered.

Authentic Regency mirrors display hand-carved wood joinery, original gesso surface craquelure, and wear to the gilded finish where the underlying red or yellow clay bole shows through. Genuine verre eglomise panels show age-related flaking, while period mirror plates often show oxidation or foxing.

Position the mirror above a console table or fireplace mantelpiece to serve as a architectural accent. The warm gold leaf tone creates visual structure alongside contemporary neutral colour schemes and traditional plasterwork.

Dust the gilded frame with a dry, soft brush, avoiding liquids or chemical cleaners that can strip water gilding. Clean the glass plate with a damp microfibre cloth, ensuring moisture does not touch the gilding or penetrate the reverse-painted top panel.
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