An Austrian or Bohemian carved giltwood mirror mid-18th century

In good condition, with marks and scratches consistent with age and use. The re-gilt surface would benefit from a light clean according to taste. Some foxing to the probably original mirrored plates. Overall secure construction cracks as expected and some minor chipping to the surface. Some very minor cracks to the smaller mirrored insets.
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For a comparable mirror with similar etched mirror-inlaid carved giltwood frame, and clearly from the same workshop as the offered piece, see H. Kreisel, Die Kunst der deutschen Möbels, Band II, Munich, 1970, fig. 697.

A nearly identical mirror sold Sotheby's New York, Ariane Dandois, vol. I, 25 October 2007, lot 229; a second one Sotheby's New York, Fine European Furniture, 1 October 2010, lot 38; finally, a third was sold these Rooms, Collections & Collectors, 28 April 2016, lot 396.