French Empire Style Gilded Mirror

French Empire style mirror from the 1820s, featuring two slim Ionic ebonized columns, honey-toned burled wood and a restrained architectural schema. Simple and refined, the piece has an almost proto...

This George III mahogany gilded Empire style mirror is 150cm tall with beautiful detailing all around. There is some fantastic gilding around the edges, with a particularly magnifice...

Italian Empire gilded mirror, Circa 1815 With a beveled mirror inset in to the frame, this Italian Empire gilded mirror represents a typical example of the quality work that was done during that period by craftsman. The gilded surface of the mirror with the typical Empire period decorations shows us how good quality work can last for long periods of time. The French Empire period or second Neoclassicism was a period that followed the Directoire period. It lasted about 20 years, from 1800 to 1820. The ostentatious look of the works of art, furniture and paintings was exported all over Europe and the United States. The general representation followed the styles of ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt. Sphinxes, swans, lions, cornucopias, rosettes, Greek dancers, antique chariots...

French Empire style ebonized and painted mirror. Antique French Empire style or Neoclassical style ebonized and painted vertical mirror from the 1920s. This versatile mirror has a Cl...

French Empire-style (19th Century) mahogany cheval mirror with bronze trim, caryatid figures, and a pediment top.

An exquisite 19th century French Louis XVI gilded mirror. The rectangular mirror is embellished with a magnificent crown featuring scrolls and leaves. The frame is finely hand carved...