Late 19th to Early 20th Century Renaissance Revival Hand-Carved Beveled Mirror

Price: $1,980

A richly detailed Renaissance Revival mirror dating from the late 19th century into the early 20th century, reflecting the renewed fascination with historic European design that flourished during this period. The oval beveled glass is framed by an intricately hand-carved surround, featuring stylized dragons emerging from scrolling foliage ~ decorative rather than literal, their forms interpreted through the romantic lens of revival craftsmanship.
The crest and lower apron are composed of layered acanthus leaves, pierced carving, and bold curvilinear motifs that echo the grandeur of Renaissance ornament while maintaining balance and symmetry. The carving demonstrates depth and careful handwork, giving the frame strong architectural presence without heaviness.
The beveled mirror plate enhances light and dimension, adding refinement to the sculptural frame. Medium in scale, it is especially well suited above a vanity, in a dressing area, or within a smaller space where statement detail is desired without overwhelming the room.
An elegant example of the Renaissance Revival movement as it transitioned from the 19th into the early 20th century — decorative, expressive, and grounded in historical inspiration while remaining accessible and versatile.
Circa 1890-1910
Measures 40H x 32W x 4D
Available for pickup in the Dallas Design District, Dallas, Texas