
Full-Length Giltwood-Style Ornate Floor Mirror
This is a large-scale, full-length rectangular mirror featuring a highly decorative frame in a classic Baroque or Rococo revival style. The frame is constructed with wide moldings, likely made of wood or a high-density resin composite, finished in a metallic gold gilt. The perimeter of the frame displays deep-relief scrolling acanthus leaves and floral motifs, which provide a rich texture and significant visual depth. An inner beaded or 'pearl' border runs adjacent to the mirror glass, adding a secondary layer of classical ornamentation. The gold finish appears somewhat aged with a darker patina in the recessed areas of the carving, which enhances the three-dimensional quality of the scrollwork. The mirror glass itself appears clear with no visible 'foxing' or silvering degradation, suggesting it is of contemporary manufacture, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced piece designed to emulate antique European pier mirrors. It is currently shown in a leaning position, though its substantial size would require heavy-duty mounting hardware for wall installation. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips in the gilding or cracks in the glass surface.
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Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Basic Information
Category
Home Decor / Furniture
Appraised On
December 29, 2025
Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Item Description
This is a large-scale, full-length rectangular mirror featuring a highly decorative frame in a classic Baroque or Rococo revival style. The frame is constructed with wide moldings, likely made of wood or a high-density resin composite, finished in a metallic gold gilt. The perimeter of the frame displays deep-relief scrolling acanthus leaves and floral motifs, which provide a rich texture and significant visual depth. An inner beaded or 'pearl' border runs adjacent to the mirror glass, adding a secondary layer of classical ornamentation. The gold finish appears somewhat aged with a darker patina in the recessed areas of the carving, which enhances the three-dimensional quality of the scrollwork. The mirror glass itself appears clear with no visible 'foxing' or silvering degradation, suggesting it is of contemporary manufacture, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced piece designed to emulate antique European pier mirrors. It is currently shown in a leaning position, though its substantial size would require heavy-duty mounting hardware for wall installation. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips in the gilding or cracks in the glass surface.
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