Mid-century baroque revival
styled mirror
with acanthus leaf detailing
From the 1960s–70s with a neoclassical baroque design
featuring scrolling acanthus leaf details and a convincing faux‑gilt finish.
The frame material appears to be a solid early plastic made to imitate antique plaster,
giving the piece a decorative, period look while remaining durable.
It weighs a Hefty 3.200 kg
The back is fitted with a strong hanging chain that can be arranged for either orientation
Either vertically or horizontally to suit
making it suitable for modern interiors as well as more traditional spaces.
Measurements:
Frame approx. 28" inches at the longest point, 18" inches width, and 1" inch depth projection.
Mirror glass approx. 23" inches at the longest point and 12.5" inches at the shortest width.
A great decorative mirror for hallways, bedrooms, living rooms,
or above a headboard or fireplace,
offering a classic baroque look with a shabby‑chic edge.
Sold with UK tracked postage included.
Please note:
The 3rd styled interior image is an AI-generated interpretation
showing how the mirror may look in a modern setting.
Scale and proportions are approximate —
please refer to the measurements provided
and ensure suitability for your space before purchasing.