Antique Gilded French Wall Mirror With Decorative Crest

This stunning antique French wall mirror exudes elegance and charm, perfect for adding a touch of vintage sophistication to any space. The mirror features a beautifully gilded frame with a warm patina, and a decorative crest at the top with intricate scrollwork and a shell motif, characteristic of classic French design.

The frame has areas of natural wear, with charming paint chipping that enhances its authentic antique appeal. The mirror surface itself is in good vintage condition, showing a soft reflection that adds to its old-world character. The back of the mirror includes a wire for easy hanging.

Ideal for a hallway, bedroom, or living space, this mirror will bring a sense of timeless beauty to any interior.

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Good Used Condition

21.5w" x 38h"

21%

Pickup Details

Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Wednesday, 11/27, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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