A late 18th-century French gilt gesso mirror, c. 1780, in the Louis XVI style. Of understated rectangular form, the mirror plate is framed by an elegant beaded frieze, lending the piece a clear architectural quality. The original mercury mirror plate displays authentic foxing, adding depth and character.
The gilt surface showcases a warm patina, with areas of red bole subtly visible beneath the gilding. Of versatile medium size, this refined mirror combines an elegant form with an expressive, softly worn surface.
A late 18th-century French gilt gesso mirror, c. 1780, in the Louis XVI style. Of understated rectangular form, the mirror plate is framed by an elegant beaded frieze, lending the piece a clear architectural quality. The original mercury mirror plate displays authentic foxing, adding depth and character.
The gilt surface showcases a warm patina, with areas of red bole subtly visible beneath the gilding. Of versatile medium size, this refined mirror combines an elegant form with an expressive, softly worn surface.
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