Wall mirror - Mercury glass, Gold Leaf

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lotto/wall mirror mercury glass gold leaf 93cm M4bgXCm 633012832

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Wall mirror - Mercury glass, Gold Leaf - 93cm

Mirror - 93 cm - Wood, Mercury glass and gold leaf France - - 1930 - 1940 Rare and Elegant original French mirror from the period Imposing wall mirror with handmade frame and mercury glass or French wooden console in gold wood, dating from the early 20th century, in the Louis-Philippe style. Art Nouveau, Display, showcase, furniture, Art Deco mirror, sideboard, console, credenza Cut, Cornucopia An artwork that embodies the elegance and charm of the era Masterfully carved with breathtaking details. Each curve and ornament reflects the craftsmanship of a bygone time, adding a touch of refinement and style to your space. Its hand-carved frame catches the eye and offers an extraordinary visual experience. Carved from delicate and beautiful shapes, it stands out for its details and its golden color, which highlights the patina and the antiquity of this magnificent collectible and decorative piece. Material: Solid wood inlaid with gold leaf, with rear hook, mercury glass mirror with hand-cut double polishing This ancient and large mirror from the late 19th and early 20th century Has a type of bevelled mirror glass worked by hand, used in architecture and interior and exterior design. Ideal to confer superior elegance to the artifact. On the carved wooden frame, a mixture of plaster (calcium carbonate), plant-based adhesives, honey, linseed oil and marble powder (paste process born in Italy at the end of the 15th century), was deposited, then Armenian bole (red clay pigment powder mixed with glue) was applied; once dried, the finest gold leaf was applied (gold leafing). Handmade in France between 1800 - 1830 and later in Europe. Dimensions: Height: 93 cm Width: 68 cm Depth: 10 cm "Short story": When the French surged into Milan, at the end of the 18th century under Napoleon’s leadership, a shift in architectural styles was inevitable. The architecture had to reflect the political and cultural change, but above all had to be designed to celebrate Napoleon’s power. The area most affected was that of the Castello Sforzesco and the Arch of Peace. The Arena Civica that we see today is part of these changes; in particular the Palazzina Appiani, which was built precisely at Napoleon’s will for his public appearances. From the top of the neoclassical palace, Napoleon could watch the games in the arena and, in particular, the naval battles that took place by flooding the field with water from the Navigli. In good condition, it is a very special piece that evokes moments of elegance and happiness. Date L’Eleganza, la Raffinatezza e la Fragilità del lotto, verrà Imballato ed Inscatolato nei minimi particolari (Pluriball, Lastre di Polistirolo, Cartone Rinforzato e Cassa in Legno). The shipment will be made with Express/ Standard Courier with Tracking Code and Insurance. #parisapartment #mobwife #collettoriscottage

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