Italian Neoclassical Polychrome Mirror 18th Century statue

Italian Neoclassical Polychrome Mirror 18th Century statueItaly, Circa 17901820 An architectural late 18th century mirror retaining its original polychrome surface a mineral painted ground with selectively applied gilding to carved detail. The painted layer absorbs light. The gilding defines the carving. This interplay creates depth without glare and allows the ornament to read clearly from across a room. Broken pediment cresting with central mascaron, structured sides, and restrained neoclassical detailing

bronze or stone objects

to hang on the wall or serve a luscious long table with an abundance of French cheese

Extremely heavy and stable

with their charming aged patina

wear and historic shrinkage movement to the base consistent with nineteenth-century construction

from a farmhouse kitchen to a stylish bathroom and of course an entrance way sprinkled with beautiful decor

or along a wall as a purely decorative accent

weight marble base with deep green hues and veining giving the impression of dimension

Configuration: 12 doors (6 upper

The gilt surface shows variation and light patina

Traditional Tuscan-inspired design

sourced from the Paris region and rich with institutional history