Antique Full-Length & Floor Mirrors
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French 19th Century Gold Gilt Mantel Mirror
$7,800.0085"H x 43.25"W x 2.75"D
Dimensions: 85” H x 43 ¼” W x 2 ¾” D
A massive 19th century French gold gilt mantel mirror of proportionately thick egg & dart molding around the original mirror plate. The towering frame is of impressive scale, with bold definition between the smoothness of the protruding eggs and the variety of meticulously inscribed patterns outlining them, enhanced by deep red bole exposed by patination of the gold leaf. Foxing of the original mirror glass appears in random dashes and spots of dark oxidation, otherwise the reflection is still quite clear to enlarge and illuminate any room. Standing over 7’ tall, the mirror could be used a full-length to engage more directly with the exquisite details. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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French 19th Century Mirror with Recent Paint
$795.0036"H x 27.25"W x 1.75"D
Dimensions: 36” H x 27 ¼” W x 1 ¾” D
This classic French mirror from the 19th century (which is symmetrical to mount in any orientation) has been recently updated with mauve-pink paint to give it a new, more relaxed aesthetic. The weathered texture and running, twisted motif carved in the molding is a fine complement to the hazy foxing within the mirror glass. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the finish and current condition of this personalized mirror.
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Large French 19th Century Mirror with Recent Blue Paint
$5,500.0076.75"H x 39"W x 2.25"D
Dimensions: 76 ¾” H x 39” W x 2 ¼” D
This classic French mirror from the 19th century was more recently given a personalized updated with bright blue paint for a new, more relaxed aesthetic that fits with a range of eclectic tastes. It retains some of the original gilding as thin bands to complement the vibrant painted molding. Note the mirror plate offers a clear reflection without the foxing or crystals one would expect, so is likely a modern replacement perhaps coinciding with the blue paint. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the finish and current condition of this unique mirror (which is symmetrical to mount in any orientation).
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French 19th Century Oak Trifold Wall Mirror
$8,500.0080.50"H x 49"W x 6.50"D
Dimensions: 80 ½” H x 49” W x 6 ½” D
A massive late 19th century French oak trifold mirror originally a fixture in a dressmaker or tailor shop, soon to be an indispensable part of a well-appointed dressing room or closet for the modern interior. When closed, the heavy oak doors appear to be an architectural feature as if concealing another room or cabinet on the other side. Unfolding the overlying doors reveals the mirrored interior allowing the viewer to observe their outfit from nearly every perspective. Designed to hang from a French cleat on the back for safety. Note that there is some foxing, areas of loss to the left door otherwise the reflection is remarkably clear. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
Dimensions opened: 80 ½” H x 97” W x 6” D
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French 19th Century Massive Walnut Mantel Mirror
$6,200.0079.38"H x 61.63"W x 4.25"D
Dimensions: 79 ⅜” H x 61 ⅝” W x 4 ¼” D
Massive in size, this French 19th century mantel mirror creates an impact with rich tones and grain patterns of the walnut frame. Traditional style carved molding and trimmed edges are a timeless look that allows the piece to blend with any formal or relaxed interior. The mirror plate is original and exhibits spots of foxing. Be sure to view all the images to see the details and current condition.
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French Louis XVI Carved Oak Over-Mantel Mirror
$5,200.0089.25"H x 50"W x 2.5"D
Dimensions: 89-1/4″H x 50″W x 2-1/2″D
A large and dramatic Louis XVI-style carved oak mantel mirror from France, c. 1880s. By some good fortune this piece has retained its original mirror plate which exhibits a haze of foxing and spots to confirm the historic age. Across the top of the frame is a Neoclassical, foliate motif with scrolled design on the corners. Surrounding the glass is a gadroon pattern of curved ridges like one might find on silver or brass tableware, carved to high-relief. Please view the detailed images to see more of this incredible mantel mirror.
Antique Standing Mirrors for Sale
A full-length mirror adds grandiosity to any entryway or bedroom by making the room seem more spacious.
Large mirrors allow you to inspect your outfit from head to toe in a single glance as you make your way out the door.
A full-length mirror can create a window-like appearance that produces a sense of openness to even the smallest room. Standing alone or paired with other design elements, antique full-length standing and floor mirrors add abundance and light to your home in a glamorous way.
Choosing the Right Full-Length Mirror for Your Space
A full-length mirror’s style and effective placement can change the atmosphere of a space. Some mirrors can highlight your interior design choices, while others should be the focal point of a room.
If you are looking for a simple, functional piece, look for art deco standing mirrors with drawers for storage. A free-standing colonial mirror with square columns can make a bold impact and draw the eye.
A large mirror covers imperfections on your wall while reflecting more light on the spaces you want to draw additional attention to in your home. With mirrors from all over the world and from different periods, determining which style of mirror you choose will depend on your existing decor.
Styles of Antique Full-Lenth and Floor Mirrors
Full-length mirrors come in many shapes and sizes from different parts of the world. A classic Louis Philippe mirror features a rectangular shape with a beveled top, creating round edges with long vertical lines to make a small space feel tall. Standing Cheval mirrors can swivel and tilt to point in whichever direction you fancy while adding character to your room.
Our collection of antique full-length and floor mirrors from the 18th and 19th centuries offers a variety of sizes and styles made from luxury woods, like mahogany, pine, and cherry, and metals.