Antique 19th Century Dutch Trumeau Mirror – Rococo Style

Antique trumeau or wall mirror, likely dating from the 18th or 19th century. The ornate, scrolled frame is characteristic of Louis XV or Rococo style, often finished in polychromed wood or lacquered materials. Key Characteristics. Style: Rococo/Louis XV Revival, featuring asymmetrical curves, volutes, and acanthus leaf ornaments. Frame: Many mirrors of this type are hand-carved from wood and finished in cream, beige, or white with distressed or "shabby chic" patinas. Glass: Authentic antique versions often feature original, weathered glass with natural foxing (dark spots) as seen in the image. Origin: Historically, these designs are frequently of Dutch, French, or Italian (Genoese) origin.