Mirror- Cornucopia - 140 cm - Gilt bronze - Louis XV

It is a grand mirror, a cornucopia in Louis XV style, a piece of gilded brass that, at 140 cm in height, stands out as a fully theatrical object, heir to the 19th-century French ornamental tradition. Its silhouette, sinuous and enveloping, responds to the Rococo vocabulary: intertwined curves, scrolls that spring from the frame, and a sense of continuous movement that makes the mirror seem almost alive, breathing light and reflection.

The gilded brass, generously worked, provides that warm shine reminiscent of old fire-gilded surfaces, though here reinterpreted with the industrial and artisanal techniques of the 19th century. The surface features vegetal reliefs, small flowers, volutes, and cartouches that unfold with grace, creating a visual rhythm that rises from the base to the crown. The latter, more theatrical, acts as a stylistic signature: a terminal ornament that evokes the cornucopia, a symbol of abundance and fantasy, very present in the historicist reinterpretations of Louis XV.

The shape of the mirror, slightly curved and adapted to the frame, reinforces the sense of a noble piece, designed to occupy a central place in salons, reception rooms, or period bedrooms. Its size—impressive without being excessive—allows it to function both as a decorative object and as an architectural element, enlarging the space and bringing luminosity.

Overall, it is a mirror that combines late Rococo, 19th-century metalwork, and an elegant presence that remains magnetically appealing.

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