REF. Num: MF 004 Ornate mirror frame - oval in George II style, openwork carving
Size : H= 96 cm/ W= 64 cm
This exceptional frame evokes the splendour of the 18th century and will be a welcome addition to an interior that desires a strong point of luxury.
The beautiful effect created by the openwork carving of the frame was first seen during the reign of George II (1723-1760) when the glamour and opulence of gold leaf, scrolls, Baroque shells were an essential aspect of a well decorated home.
Price :
€ 150 without mirror and finish
€ 190 including mirror and finish in custom colours and effects
€ 310 gilded mirror frame - entire surface of the mirror frame highlighted with gold leaf
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