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Anna Hue-Roques
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Baroque-style wooden mirror frame with gold finish, antique styling, dating to the late 19th century to early 20th century, produced in Italy (Tuscany), in good condition with age-related signs.

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BAROQUE MIRROR WITH CARVED, GILDED AND LACQUERED WOOD FRAME – 18TH CENTURY - 1700

Important antique mirror in the Baroque style, made of finely carved, sculpted and gilded wood, with refined vegetal motif decoration, volutes, acanthus leaves and opposing scrolls.

The piece features an imposing upper pediment with a symmetrical development, characterized by stylized vegetal elements and a rich openwork finish.
The composition develops laterally through elaborate foliate volutes, with a particularly dynamic and scenographic plastic flow.
The inner frame is distinguished by a refined gold polychromy enriched with applications and ornamental motifs.
At the base stands a singular sculpted mask, a decorative element of particular interest, inserted within the complex volute composition.
The workmanship, observable especially in the carving details and in the less exposed parts, shows a pronounced artisanal quality, with numerous openwork openings, deep undercuts and a decoration designed to create a strong plastic and chiaroscuro effect.
The back preserves constructional features and stratifications compatible with an antique piece, in addition to traces of interventions and consolidations carried out over time.
The gilding shows physiological abrasions, losses and color variations that contribute to the legibility of the historical patina.

Period: 18th century

a. Scope: Italian manufacture, likely central-southern area.
Technique: carved and sculpted wood.
Conservation: good state of preservation considering its age, with wear, losses and interventions consistent with its conservation history.
A piece intended for collectors
For the richness of the carving, dimensions, compositional complexity and the presence of the mask, it is a particularly decorative item, suitable for historic interiors, representative residences, private collections and high-end furnishings.
A piece of notable scenographic presence and of definite interest for the collector of antique Italian furnishings.
Congratulations to the winner of this auction

Seller's Story

I offer at Catawiki auctions objects from the past, sometimes unique, rare and sought-after, ranging from paintings to wall appliques or sculptures in wood or gilded bronze. I am passionate about antiques and I’m happy to share this passion. Happy bidding to everyone!
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BAROQUE MIRROR WITH CARVED, GILDED AND LACQUERED WOOD FRAME – 18TH CENTURY - 1700

Important antique mirror in the Baroque style, made of finely carved, sculpted and gilded wood, with refined vegetal motif decoration, volutes, acanthus leaves and opposing scrolls.

The piece features an imposing upper pediment with a symmetrical development, characterized by stylized vegetal elements and a rich openwork finish.
The composition develops laterally through elaborate foliate volutes, with a particularly dynamic and scenographic plastic flow.
The inner frame is distinguished by a refined gold polychromy enriched with applications and ornamental motifs.
At the base stands a singular sculpted mask, a decorative element of particular interest, inserted within the complex volute composition.
The workmanship, observable especially in the carving details and in the less exposed parts, shows a pronounced artisanal quality, with numerous openwork openings, deep undercuts and a decoration designed to create a strong plastic and chiaroscuro effect.
The back preserves constructional features and stratifications compatible with an antique piece, in addition to traces of interventions and consolidations carried out over time.
The gilding shows physiological abrasions, losses and color variations that contribute to the legibility of the historical patina.

Period: 18th century

a. Scope: Italian manufacture, likely central-southern area.
Technique: carved and sculpted wood.
Conservation: good state of preservation considering its age, with wear, losses and interventions consistent with its conservation history.
A piece intended for collectors
For the richness of the carving, dimensions, compositional complexity and the presence of the mask, it is a particularly decorative item, suitable for historic interiors, representative residences, private collections and high-end furnishings.
A piece of notable scenographic presence and of definite interest for the collector of antique Italian furnishings.
Congratulations to the winner of this auction

Seller's Story

I offer at Catawiki auctions objects from the past, sometimes unique, rare and sought-after, ranging from paintings to wall appliques or sculptures in wood or gilded bronze. I am passionate about antiques and I’m happy to share this passion. Happy bidding to everyone!
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Toscana
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
External height
52 cm
External width
30 cm
Internal height
28 cm
Internal width
15 cm
Estimated period
Late 19th century, early 20th
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
99.06%
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