Louis Philippe Mirrors

Our Louis Philippe mirrors are selected for authenticity, proportion, and condition. We prioritise original mercury glass, well-preserved patina, and understated frames with softly curved upper corners, restrained ornamentation, and balanced scale. Subtle signs of age, including light foxing and surface wear, are valued as evidence of genuine 19th-century craftsmanship.

Louis Philippe mirrors date from the period 1830–1848 and are among the most enduring forms of French decorative design. Typically displayed vertically and sometimes referred to as tombstone mirrors, they are appreciated for their clarity of form and versatility in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Each mirror is precisely measured, clearly documented, and professionally photographed. Inventory is maintained in real time. All Louis Philippe mirrors ship directly from France and are packed in our warehouse using methods developed specifically for transporting fragile antiques. These mirrors sit naturally within a broader interior scheme and pair well with antique lighting, wall sconces, and classic French furniture.