A pair of Louis XVI painted mirrors circa 1790

each with an arched divided plate, the frames carved with laurel leaves and beading; paint of later date.

Galerie Ghislaine David, Paris

The mirrors have been repainted. With minor chips to the paint in areas, as visible from the catalogue illustration. Minor marks and losses to carving along the back corners, which is not visible from the front. Very minor hairline age cracks consistent with age. Some foxing and marks along the divisions of the glass plates, which are not visible from the catalogue illustration. In otherwise very good condition.
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