19th Century English Giltwood Convex Mirrors with Carved Foliage Motifs, a Pair

A pair of English giltwood convex mirrors from the 19th century with carved foliage. This stunning pair of 19th-century English giltwood convex mirrors exudes timeless elegance and artisanal craftsmanship. Each mirror features a convex mirror plate, also known as a ‘butler’s mirror,’ designed to offer a panoramic view of a room, a touch that was highly sought after in the 19th century and remains a unique and appealing feature today. The frames are opulent, lavishly adorned with carved foliage motifs that discreetly cascade in a luxuriant embrace around the circular forms. The gilt finish on the wood, rich and radiant, amplifies the mirrors’ regal aesthetic, imbuing them with a warmth that would enliven any space. In a contemporary home, these mirrors could be utilized as statement pieces in a grand entryway, where they would instantly captivate guests with their rich history and detailed artistry. Alternatively, they could be strategically placed in a living or dining room to reflect light and add depth and dimension, creating an air of spaciousness and grandeur. In a more intimate setting, such as a master bedroom or a luxurious bathroom, they could serve as opulent focal points that evoke a sense of history and romance.

Height: 2.5 in (6.35 cm)

Diameter: 16.5 in (41.91 cm)