Venetian Inlaid Walnut Mirror with Rococo Marquetry from Bassanos Ebanistery, 1890s

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An elegant Venetian-style mirror distinguished by its graceful arched silhouette and exceptionally refined marquetry decoration.

Crafted in walnut and richly … Read more An elegant Venetian-style mirror distinguished by its graceful arched silhouette and exceptionally refined marquetry decoration.

Crafted in walnut and richly inlaid with contrasting fruitwoods, the frame is embellished with a sophisticated arrangement of scrolling foliage, floral motifs and Rococo arabesques executed with remarkable precision. The delicate marquetry extends continuously along the uprights, crest and apron, creating a harmonious decorative composition characteristic of the finest cabinetmaking traditions of the Veneto region.

The elongated proportions and softly curved upper section lend the mirror a refined architectural presence, while the warm tones of the walnut enhance the brilliance of the intricate inlay work. The design reflects the enduring influence of eighteenth-century Venetian decorative arts, celebrated throughout Europe for their elegance, craftsmanship and decorative sophistication.

Both decorative and functional, this mirror is ideally suited to an entrance hall, dressing room, bedroom, living room or above a console table, where its elegant proportions and rich marquetry become a focal point of the interior.

Acquired in the antiques market of Asolo, one of the most renowned centres for Venetian antiques and collecting, and preserved since 2008 within the A&MYART Collection.

Dimensions
Height: 102 cm (40.16 in.)
Width: 70 cm (27.56 in.)
Materials: Walnut, Fruitwood marquetry, Mirror glass
Origin: Veneto, Italy
Style: Venetian Rococo Revival
Period: Late 18th Century Style
Condition:Good condition consistent with age and use. Minor wear and patina compatible with the age of the piece, enhancing its authenticity and decorative appeal.
Provenance: Antiques Market, Asolo, Italy.
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