Description
- Louis XVI period, ca. 1780
- Softwood, richly decorated with carved applications in the form of laurel leaves, a quiver and ornamentally carved mouldings
- Gold-framed
- 170 x 76 cm, beautiful restored condition, reworked version
Parlour mirror
€5,500.00
Louis XVI period, ca. 1780, softwood, richly decorated with carved applications in the form of laurel leaves, a quiver and ornamentally carved mouldings, gold-framed, 170 x 76 cm, beautiful restored condition.
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