1870's Louis Philippe Arched Gilt Mirror

Louis Philippe Giltwood Mirror

c. 1870s | Roman Estate | 56 cm H × 47 cm W (22.0" × 18.5")

A warm, intimate mirror sourced from a Roman home—the kind of piece that anchors a bedroom wall or catches light in a powder room. Louis Philippe proportions: rectilinear, refined, understated. Beaded molding frames a clean mirror with that characteristic 19th-century restraint.

The gilt has mellowed to a honey-toned patina, rich with age and honest use. A few tiny chips speak to its time—nothing that disturbs the presence. The frame is solid wood-backed construction, the kind of craftsmanship that doesn't shout but quietly endures.

Hangs anywhere you need warmth and a little quiet elegance. Works equally well in traditional or contemporary spaces. The scale is generous without overwhelming—a mirror that reads as found rather than purchased.

Notes:

• Giltwood frame with beaded molding detail
• Minor chips (stable, disclosed)
• Original mirror glass (authentic patina, age spotting)
• Ready to hang; hardware intact
• Solid wood backing
• Sourced from a Roman estate
• Mid-to-late 19th-century manufacture
• Shallow profile (5 cm / 2.0") fits easily on any wall

Roman Estates sources authentic 18th–20th century Italian and European antiques directly from private Roman estates and historic dealers. Each piece is individually selected for quality, provenance, and design merit.

A note on antiques: Antiques aren't new — that's the whole point. Every scratch, patina mark and sign of age is a badge of honour, not a defect. Detail photos are unfiltered and show the piece exactly as it is. We're happy to provide additional photos or videos upon request. All sales are final, so take a good look, ask us anything, and buy what you love.