








Large 1970s French Gilded Sunburst Mirror - 48¾"
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This very large 1970s sunburst mirror is a striking decorative piece, featuring intricately carved and gilded wood. The gold leaf has developed a beautiful patina, with red undertones subtly revealing themselves in places, adding depth and character to its overall appearance. The dynamic, radiating design brings a strong sense of movement and presence, making it a focal point in any room.
The sunburst mirror design has its roots in early French decorative arts and draws inspiration from the emblem of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who used the radiant sun as a symbol of power and light. By the eighteenth century, artisans were crafting gilded frames with ray-like forms for elegant interiors, echoing motifs found in religious and architectural ornamentation. The style was revived in the early twentieth century when French designers reinterpreted the classic form in wood and metal, creating the modern sunburst mirrors we recognize today. Their enduring appeal comes from the warmth, brightness and sculptural interest they bring to a space, making them a lasting element of French-inspired decor.
This dramatic sunburst mirror instantly commands attention with its radiant frame and richly gilded finish, making it a powerful focal point in any room. Whether placed in an entryway, above a mantel or anchoring a gallery wall, it brings energy, elegance and a striking sense of presence to its surroundings.
Note: Mirrors have been photographed facing fabric, a technique that reveals any age spots in the glass. In some cases, this may create the appearance of an empty frame, but each mirror is complete except where explicitly stated.
Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 48¾" diameter x 3½" thick
Approx. overall 124cm diameter x 9cm thick
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Large 1970s French Gilded Sunburst Mirror - 48¾"
Sale priceUS$3,380
