Petite 19th-Century Louis-Philippe Mirror w/ Sage Green Patina 24½" x 19¼"

This petite Louis-Philippe mirror is distinguished by its delicate green patina, which enhances its refined charm. The gently curved frame is adorned with a repeating pattern of stylized foliage, a hallmark of the period's elegant yet understated ornamentation. The glass shows slight age-related foxing, adding to its authenticity without compromising its reflectivity.

Dating from the mid-19th century, Louis-Philippe mirrors are characterized by their rounded upper corners and restrained decorative motifs. Unlike the more opulent styles of previous periods, these mirrors reflect a shift towards softer, more practical designs that seamlessly integrate into both classic and contemporary interiors. The muted green finish on this piece is less common, providing a subtle, softly aged appearance that adds to its unique appeal.

This mirror’s smaller proportions make it a versatile decorative accent, perfect for layering on a mantel, above a console table, or incorporated into a gallery wall for a touch of vintage elegance. Its patinated surface pairs beautifully with natural materials like aged wood, linen, and marble, creating a harmonious blend of texture and tone. Whether placed in a bedroom, entryway, or powder room, it effortlessly enhances the sense of space and light.

Condition and patina consistent with age.

Note: Mirrors have been photographed facing fabric, a technique that reveals any age spots in the glass. In some cases, this may create the appearance of an empty frame, but each mirror is complete except where explicitly stated.

Approx. overall 24½" high x 19¼" wide x 2" deep 
Approx. overall 62cm high x 49cm wide x 5cm deep