Small mirror with brass parcloses in repoussé style Louis XIV, late 19th century.

Charming small mirror with brass parcloses in repoussé style Louis XIV dating from the late 19th century. Mounted on a wooden structure, this delightful antique mirror captivates with the richness of its decor and the finesse of its repoussé work. Rarely seen, its elegant openwork pediment with parcloses is adorned with a central shell, surrounded by scrolls, garlands of fruit, and classical-inspired vegetal motifs. The composition is enhanced by a central bevelled glass, framed by four antique mirrors and a delicate openwork brass decor made up of beads, scrolls, and palmettes. The corners are embellished with rocaille ornaments that reinforce the refinement of the whole. The mirror has retained its beautiful antique patina as well as the slight natural alterations of the silvering that testify to its authenticity and history. This elegant decorative piece will find its place in a classic, Napoleon III, chic country, or eclectic decor. Characteristics: Dimensions: total height with the pediment of 58 cm, width of 31.5 cm, and depth of 4.5 cm. Weight of approximately 2 kg. Condition: Very good antique condition with a beautiful original patina. Some signs of age and slight alterations of the silvering consistent with the age of the object, contributing to its authentic charm.