Wall mirror - Crystal, Plaster - 60×90 cm, 1960s–70s





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Decorative wall mirror in Baroque/Rococo style with a gold finish and an ornate relief featuring floral motifs, acanthus leaves, and scrolls, framed in crystal and plaster, 90 cm high by 60 cm wide (5 cm depth), dating to the 1960s–1970s and produced in Europe, in good vintage condition with minor signs of use.
Description from the seller
Elegant decorative wall mirror rendered in Baroque/Rococo style, with rich relief ornamentation of floral motifs, acanthus leaves and scrolls.
The frame features a gold finish that enhances the abundant decorative work and gives it a classic and regal look. Due to its design, it fits especially well in classic, eclectic, romantic, or French-inspired interiors.
Probably manufactured in the second half of the 20th century, roughly between 1960 and 1970, following earlier Baroque and Rococo models.
Approximate dimensions:
90 cm high × 60 cm wide.
It is in generally good vintage condition, with small signs of use, irregularities and marks inherent to age and finish, visible in the photographs.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition of the mirror and frame.
Elegant decorative wall mirror rendered in Baroque/Rococo style, with rich relief ornamentation of floral motifs, acanthus leaves and scrolls.
The frame features a gold finish that enhances the abundant decorative work and gives it a classic and regal look. Due to its design, it fits especially well in classic, eclectic, romantic, or French-inspired interiors.
Probably manufactured in the second half of the 20th century, roughly between 1960 and 1970, following earlier Baroque and Rococo models.
Approximate dimensions:
90 cm high × 60 cm wide.
It is in generally good vintage condition, with small signs of use, irregularities and marks inherent to age and finish, visible in the photographs.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition of the mirror and frame.

