The oak has aged with dignity, its warm, honeyed tones deepened by time and use. The carving, though bold and expressive, retains a hand-hewn quality that speaks to its rural origins, likely produced in a regional atelier where tradition and practicality met in harmonious dialogue. The mirror’s generous scale and architectural silhouette suggest it once adorned the walls of a manor house or ecclesiastical interior, reflecting candlelight, movement, and ceremony.
Subtle imperfections, small losses to the carving, minor abrasions to the frame, only enhance its authenticity, offering a glimpse into its long life and storied past.
Condition: Structurally sound. Minor losses and surface wear consistent with age; traces of old restorations. Rich patina throughout.
Provenance: Private estate, southwestern France.



































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