A Queen Anne Style Giltwood Girandole

A late nineteenth century girandole, the frame of shaped form and having a scrolling brass candle arm.

This mirror was made at the very end of the nineteenth century when there was a revival of earlier forms of English furniture. The Queen Anne Period is synonymous with English furniture and Victorian interior decorators looked as much to this period as they did to the Art Nouveau and Aesthetic Movements.

This is stylistically close to eighteenth century originals, proportionally well drawn and beautifully executed in its construction and gilding.