A GERMAN PAINTED AND FLORAL ENCRUSTED THREE LIGHT GIRANDOLE MIRROR, UNDER GLAZE BLUE MARK, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, in the Rococo Revival style with an asymmetrical beveled mirror plate, centered by a conforming frame covered throughout in delicate leafy blooms, interspersed with two cherubic figures reaching up for a crown, held aloft by a third maiden figure wearing billowing attire, alternating nozzles fitted with "s" form branches continuing blossoming details, trimmed in reticulated "C" scrolls and rocaille, reversing to an unglazed back and marked on the crest with unidentified manufacturer's blue "R" initial. Height: 29 1/2" Width: 17"

Tips of crest and base have been restored as well as some edges of "C" scrolled trim, figure holding crown has been professionally restored, wing tips of right cherub restored, finger tips on left cherub lacking, some petal and leaf edges are lacking, some restorations on branches, surface buildup throughout and back is mounted w/ board for wall suspension.

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