Antiek begin 19de Eeuw - Gouden - Acanthusmoterven spiegel (Neobarok) - Wall mirror - Wood

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Edouard Culot
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Estimate  € 160 - € 190
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€24
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€19
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€16

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A wooden wall mirror dating from 1850–1900 with a gilded carved neobaroque frame in Baroque/Empire style, external 48 by 43 cm (internal 25 by 19 cm), in excellent condition.

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Description;
Facet-cut mirror in a carved, gilded wooden frame, early 19th century. Richly decorated.

Elegant square wall mirror with a Baroque or Hollywood Regency-style gilded frame, characterized by exuberant leaf and acanthus motifs in the corners and edges.

With a wooden base and gold-colored finish (gold paint) - vintage neobaroque interior decor from the 19th century.

With hanging system on the back

Dimensions (outer size) 48x43 cm.

Style: Empire, Consulate - Regency.

(This item will be packed with the utmost care for shipping. (And hoping that postal workers will handle it carefully). Except for shipping to islands located outside the Netherlands. Note: Our items are checked for full operation unless described otherwise. Also, all photos are part of the advertisement, and thus part of your purchase. Regarding all postage services, any damage or defects during transport is NOT our responsibility).

Seller's Story

Hello, my husband and I are huge enthusiasts of vintage & antiques. We have been collecting them for about 30 years. Through the many connections on markets at home and abroad, we continue to purchase to enrich our collection. Each time we make a well-considered choice to keep an object, or offer it for sale. Expertise: Vintage Audio & Computer Collectables - Vintage/Antique Toys. Perhaps until we meet again!
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Description;
Facet-cut mirror in a carved, gilded wooden frame, early 19th century. Richly decorated.

Elegant square wall mirror with a Baroque or Hollywood Regency-style gilded frame, characterized by exuberant leaf and acanthus motifs in the corners and edges.

With a wooden base and gold-colored finish (gold paint) - vintage neobaroque interior decor from the 19th century.

With hanging system on the back

Dimensions (outer size) 48x43 cm.

Style: Empire, Consulate - Regency.

(This item will be packed with the utmost care for shipping. (And hoping that postal workers will handle it carefully). Except for shipping to islands located outside the Netherlands. Note: Our items are checked for full operation unless described otherwise. Also, all photos are part of the advertisement, and thus part of your purchase. Regarding all postage services, any damage or defects during transport is NOT our responsibility).

Seller's Story

Hello, my husband and I are huge enthusiasts of vintage & antiques. We have been collecting them for about 30 years. Through the many connections on markets at home and abroad, we continue to purchase to enrich our collection. Each time we make a well-considered choice to keep an object, or offer it for sale. Expertise: Vintage Audio & Computer Collectables - Vintage/Antique Toys. Perhaps until we meet again!
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Baroque
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Antiek begin 19de Eeuw - Gouden - Acanthusmoterven spiegel (Neobarok)
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold, Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
External height
48 cm
External width
43 cm
Internal height
25 cm
Internal width
19 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
The NetherlandsVerified
789
Objects sold
100%
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