Restoration Period Trumeau Mirror with Pastoral Painting - 58¾"

This elegant Restoration-period (1815–1830) trumeau mirror features a beautiful composition framed with delicate mahogany and fruitwood stringing marquetry. The upper panel showcases a pastoral scene, depicting a serene moment of rural daily life, rendered in soft, harmonious tones. Below, the original mercury glass mirror reflects light with a subtle, antique patina, adding charm and authenticity to this refined decorative piece.

During the Restoration period, trumeau mirrors became a hallmark of sophisticated interior décor, often combining painted panels with mirrored elements to enhance brightness in rooms. This example follows the tradition of incorporating idyllic country life as a subject, reflecting the period’s fascination with nature and nostalgia. The craftsmanship of the delicate fruitwood inlays and the balanced composition highlight the refined taste of the time.

Ideal for a living room, hallway, or above a mantel, this trumeau mirror adds both depth and historical character to any space. Its soft-toned painting pairs beautifully with classic or country-inspired interiors, complementing vintage wood furniture and neutral color palettes. The aged mercury mirror lends an understated elegance, making it a focal point that gracefully enhances light and space.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 58¾" high x 26" wide x ¾" thick including frame
Approx. overall 149cm high x 66cm wide x 2cm thick