An Italian baroque giltwood and parcel-ebonized frame probably Rome, 17th century, now fitted as a mirror

the mirror plate within a molded foliate border incorporating boldly scrolled acanthus leaves with ebonized drapery and with stylized cornucopias at each side.

In good overall condition, with foxing amd some wear to mirror plate. Small restorations to gilding and with general evidence of wear with some old worm consistent with age and use.
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A comparable Roman example carved with bold acanthus leaf scrolls and incorporating similar stylized cornucopias, and with a similar foliate inner border, is illustrated, Arredi del Seicento, Mobili italiani dal Rinascimento al fasto barocco, p. 285.