Antique mirrors, painted panels and relief wall decorations

Antique, decorative or collectible wall decorations: framed mirrors in carved wood, gilded leaf, mercury mirrors, painted panels, relief elements, wall panelling and wall objects in ceramic, stucco, metal or glass. These pieces bring a strong decorative dimension, between classic elegance, rustic refinement or mid-century graphics. Antique mirrors in the Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire or Napoleon III styles are sought-after for their elaborate frames, antique glass and decorative value. There are also pieces from the 20th century, associated with French and European decorative design. Some items are signed by designers and craftsmen who have become emblematic on the decorative arts market: Mithé Espelt, known for her enamelled ceramic mirrors with gilded and coloured decoration; Line Vautrin, famous for her witch mirrors in talosel; Jean-Charles Moreux and his sculpted panels; or Gilbert Poillerat, a master wrought-iron craftsman who created wrought-iron wall sconces with high decorative relief. These wall decorations are sought-after for dressing up a wall, complementing woodwork, structuring an old space or introducing a strong vintage piece into a contemporary interior. They combine craftsmanship, quality materials and a strong decorative character.