
Gilt-Framed Rectangular Wall Mirror
This is a large, rectangular wall mirror measuring 28.5 inches by 37 inches. The frame features a classic cove profile with a slightly raised outer edge and a narrower inner bead bordering the glass. It is finished in a warm gold leaf or gilded application, displaying a visible mottled patina and minor distressing that suggests a vintage or contemporary 'shabby chic' style. The gilding appears to have been applied in square sheets, as indicated by the subtle vertical and horizontal seams visible upon the flat surfaces of the frame. The construction appears to be wood or a dense composite material with mitered corners that show tight joins. The mirror glass itself is clear and flat, without a beveled edge, reflecting a crisp image without visible silvering loss or foxing. There are minor signs of handling and superficial abrasions on the frame's finish, consistent with age and typical residential use. No specific maker's mark is visible on the front, and the style is a transitional take on traditional 18th-century French or Italian frames, likely manufactured in the late 20th to early 21st century. The overall craftsmanship is solid, with the gilding providing a rich, multi-toned texture that adds visual depth to the piece.
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Estimated Value
$250 - $450
Basic Information
Category
Home Decor / Furniture
Appraised On
February 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$250 - $450
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
28.5” x 37” overall dimensions
Item Description
This is a large, rectangular wall mirror measuring 28.5 inches by 37 inches. The frame features a classic cove profile with a slightly raised outer edge and a narrower inner bead bordering the glass. It is finished in a warm gold leaf or gilded application, displaying a visible mottled patina and minor distressing that suggests a vintage or contemporary 'shabby chic' style. The gilding appears to have been applied in square sheets, as indicated by the subtle vertical and horizontal seams visible upon the flat surfaces of the frame. The construction appears to be wood or a dense composite material with mitered corners that show tight joins. The mirror glass itself is clear and flat, without a beveled edge, reflecting a crisp image without visible silvering loss or foxing. There are minor signs of handling and superficial abrasions on the frame's finish, consistent with age and typical residential use. No specific maker's mark is visible on the front, and the style is a transitional take on traditional 18th-century French or Italian frames, likely manufactured in the late 20th to early 21st century. The overall craftsmanship is solid, with the gilding providing a rich, multi-toned texture that adds visual depth to the piece.
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