Ornate Giltwood Rococo Revival Wall Mirror

This is a large, horizontal rectangular wall mirror featuring an exceptionally ornate Rococo Revival style frame. The frame is constructed with elaborate openwork and C-scroll motifs, likely made of carved wood or cast resin with a gold-leaf or metallic gilt finish. The top of the frame is crowned with a prominent pierced cresting featuring a central cartouche surrounded by acanthus leaf flourishes. This floral and scrollwork pattern continues around the perimeter, including smaller shell-like details at the bottom center and corners. The finish exhibits a rich patina with darker antiquing in the recessed areas, which highlights the depth of the casting. In terms of condition, the mirror glass appears intact but is currently defaced with pink lettering that says 'Happy 1st Birthday Ivalee,' which would require cleaning. There is visible wear consistent with age, including some potential minor chipping or flaking of the gilt finish along the delicate scrollwork edges. The style suggests it is a mid-to-late 20th-century reproduction of 18th-century French Rococo aesthetics, characterized by its asymmetrical fluidity and love for naturalistic forms. The high level of detail in the filigree-style openwork indicates a piece designed for high-end decorative impact.