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Pierre Lardin French Mid-Century Eglomise Zodiac Wall Mirror
French Mid-Century round mirror with a scalloped off-white frame with verre eglomise decorated panels featuring zodiac symbols (by PIERRE LARDIN)
ITEM #
061156B
DEPTH
1.3"
STYLE
Mid-Century French
DIAMETER
30.0"
COLOR
Silver
CATEGORY
Mirrors > Wall Mirrors
$15,000
In Stock
Qty: 1
Pierre Lardin French Mid-Century Eglomise Zodiac Wall Mirror
In Stock $15,000
Quantity: 1
French Mid-Century round mirror with a scalloped off-white frame with verre eglomise decorated panels featuring zodiac symbols (by PIERRE LARDIN)
ITEM #
061156B
DEPTH
1.3"
DIAMETER
30.0"
STYLE
Mid-Century French
COLOR
Silver
Category
Mirrors > Wall Mirrors
Verre églomisé
Technique of applying gold or silver foil to the back of a piece of glass and engraving it with a needle before placing black or another contrasting color behind the foil. This was then enclosed with a second layer of glass or a coating of varnish to give a mirrored appearance. Verre églomisé was used as far back as the Roman era but was revived in the 18th century by the French decorator Jean-Baptiste Glomy.
Verre églomisé
Technique of applying gold or silver foil to the back of a piece of glass and engraving it with a needle before placing black or another contrasting color behind the foil. This was then enclosed with a second layer of glass or a coating of varnish to give a mirrored appearance. Verre églomisé was used as far back as the Roman era but was revived in the 18th century by the French decorator Jean-Baptiste Glomy.
Verre églomisé
Technique of applying gold or silver foil to the back of a piece of glass and engraving it with a needle before placing black or another contrasting color behind the foil. This was then enclosed with a second layer of glass or a coating of varnish to give a mirrored appearance. Verre églomisé was used as far back as the Roman era but was revived in the 18th century by the French decorator Jean-Baptiste Glomy.