Elegant Mirror from the Carlo X Period (1824 - 1830)
An elegant mirror from the Carlo X period, featuring a finely carved wooden frame, gilded with gold leaf and adorned with inset mirror pieces that create a dynamic interplay of reflections. The crest is composed of scrolling vegetal motifs and a central shell, decorative elements typical of the era.
A magnificent example of decorative art from the first half of the 19th century, it is intact and perfectly preserved, with the original mirror still in place. This piece is ideal for enhancing any space with a touch of prestige and refinement.
Mirrors of this kind, regarded as symbols of luxury and good taste, were crafted by the finest workshops of cabinetmakers and gilders to meet the needs of a bourgeois clientele aspiring to emulate the opulence of aristocratic residences.
Beyond their undeniable aesthetic value, these mirrors were strategically placed near windows or light sources to amplify the brightness of interiors, which were often dimly lit. At the same time, they served as a means for personal grooming, an essential detail in an era when etiquette and appearance played a crucial role.
A perfect balance of functionality and elegance, making them timelessly captivating to this day.
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