Gilt Serpentine Wall Mirror with Palmette Decoration
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An early 20th century gilt wall mirror, of serpentine outline, the plate within a gilt frame with palmette decoration surmounted ribbon decoration, approx. 71 cm high, 90c, wide.
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- Palmette - A decorative motif used in the decoration of ceramics, textiles and furniture, based loosely on the palm leaf and sometimes used with the anthemion, from which it is often difficult to distinguish. The form of the palmette varies from ornate to simplistic.
- Serpentine - Resembling a serpent, in the form of an elongated 'S'. A serpentine front is similar to a bow front, except that the curve is shallow at each end, swelling towards the middle. The term presumably derives from its similarity to a moving snake or serpent. Serpentine fronts are usually veneered, with the carcase either being cut and shaped from a solid piece of timber, or built in the 'brick' method.
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mirrors, wall, period, age or style
- gilt 629
- overmantle 830
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