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Mirror Louis Philippe is a specific style of mirror that draws inspiration from the reign of King Louis Philippe I of France, who ruled from 1830 to 1848. This style of mirror became popular during his reign and continued to be favored throughout the 19th century and beyond.

A Mirror Louis Philippe typically features an elegant and refined design with a touch of classicism. The frame of the mirror is often crafted from high-quality wood, such as mahogany or walnut, which is polished and sometimes adorned with intricate carvings or decorative motifs. The wood may be left in its natural color or stained in darker shades to enhance its richness.

The shape of the Mirror Louis Philippe is usually rectangular or oval, with rounded corners and softened edges. The frame is typically wide and substantial, adding a sense of grandeur to the mirror. The proportions are well-balanced, with attention to detail and symmetry.

One distinctive feature of the Mirror Louis Philippe is the use of a decorative molding called a “pearl molding” or “pearl frieze.” This molding is often seen running along the inner edge of the frame, adding a touch of sophistication and refinement. It consists of a row of small, rounded beads or pearls that create an interesting texture and visual interest.

SMALL: 60 X 4,5 X 80

MEDIUM: 90 X 4,5 X 124

LARGE: 100 X 4,5 X 160