This striking vintage Chinoiserie wall mirror features a matte black painted frame with hand-gilded pagoda and willow motifs, crafted in solid wood and exceptionally heavy. Dating from the 1920s-1950s Chinoiserie revival era, it blends timeless elegance with Hollywood Regency glamour. A true statement piece, perfect for entryways, dining rooms, or designer interiors.

This mirror is substantial and beautifully made:

Solid wood construction (extremely heavy, well-built)

Dovetailed joinery with hand-applied painted finish

Hand-painted decoration (not a decal or transfer)

Original inventory marking "B.L. 656" on the back

Old-style hanging hardware with patina consistent with age

Dimensions: 16" wide x 36" high x 1.5" deep
Weight: Very heavy - solid wood construction

Provenance: Private collection. Likely produced by a mid-century American or English furniture workshop as part of a Chinoiserie revival line.


Condition:
Alterations: Unknown
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very good vintage condition. The frame has a matte black painted finish with hand-painted gilt chinoiserie decoration, showing light, age-appropriate wear at the edges that enhances authenticity. The gilt details remain crisp and vibrant, with only minor fading in spots. The mirror glass is clear, with no cracks or chips, and only subtle signs of age typical of vintage silvering. The back retains its original solid wood panel, painted inventory number ("B.L. 656"), and vintage hanging hardware with natural patina. Exceptionally heavy and structurally sound.

Materials & Techniques:
Mirror, Wood

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Unknown; Some Imperfections; Very good vintage condition. The frame has a matte black painted finish with hand-painted gilt chinoiserie decoration, showing light, age-appropriate wear at the edges that enhances authenticity. The gilt details remain crisp and vibrant, with only minor fading in spots. The mirror glass is clear, with no cracks or chips, and only subtle signs of age typical of vintage silvering. The back retains its original solid wood panel, painted inventory number ("B.L. 656"), and vintage hanging hardware with natural patina. Exceptionally heavy and structurally sound.