Pair Of Tuscany Baroque Giltwood Mirrors, Mid 18th Century
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Pair Of Tuscany Baroque Giltwood Mirrors, Mid 18th Century

Pair of Tuscany Baroque Giltwood Mirrors, Mid‑18th Century
Dimensions: cm W 148 x H 192 x D 11 cm; sight size cm W 116.5 x H 158,5 x D 5 cm

This pair of large mirrors, in carved and gilded wood, was made in Tuscany around the mid‑18th century. Each frame has a broad, flat profile with an internally moulded, worked and gilded rebate. The front surface is entirely articulated by a continuous sequence of elongated, slightly convex ovolos set within rectangular recesses. This close rhythm of oval elements creates a very pronounced plastic effect, enhanced by the interplay of light and shadow on the gilding, which makes the frame particularly vivid and luminous. The inner band presents a second decorative frieze enriched with small hemispherical bosses and elongated beads, forming a subtle geometric border that accompanies and supports the central motif. The outer edge is instead adorned with a continuous geometric decoration, in slightly lower relief, which precisely defines the perimeter of the frame. The corners form the main ornamental focus of each frame: here the ovolo motif is interrupted to make room for large ribbons that twist and fold into a bow, set against a fan of acanthus leaves and small vegetal scrolls. A particularly interesting feature is the symmetrical and mirrored design of the carving at the corners: the arrangement of ribbons and bows is conceived to be perfectly balanced on all four sides, allowing the mirrors to be used either vertically or horizontally without disturbing the decorative order. This makes them extremely versatile and suitable for different interior settings. Originally conceived as frames for important paintings, they were transformed into mirrors in the 19th century. Owing to their size, the quality of the carving and the splendour of the gilding, this pair of mirrors is perfectly suited to become a focal point in either a contemporary or period interior, whether displayed individually or facing each other on opposite walls.
27 500 €

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 15th - Transition

Condition: Good condition

Material: Gilted wood

Width: 148

Height: 192

Depth: 11

Reference (ID): 1763936

Availability: In stock

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VIA VITTORIO EMANUELE 42/A
Cherasco 12062, Italy

0039 348 493 5001

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