This is a matching pair of antique French Trumeau mirrors. "Trumeau" means the wall space between windows in French architecture. Trumeau Mirrors first appeared and became popular in France during the 18th century, particularly during the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. They were hung to reflect light and add decoration, often featuring ornate carvings or paintings above the mirror glass, evolving from early wood paneling (boiserie) and becoming popular with the aristocracy.
Dimensions
23.25ʺW × 1.5ʺD × 60ʺH
sku 2630
This is a matching pair of antique French Trumeau mirrors. "Trumeau" means the wall space between windows in French architecture. Trumeau Mirrors first appeared and became popular in France during the 18th century, particularly during the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. They were hung to reflect light and add decoration, often featuring ornate carvings or paintings above the mirror glass, evolving from early wood paneling (boiserie) and becoming popular with the aristocracy.
Dimensions
23.25ʺW × 1.5ʺD × 60ʺH
sku 2630
