Not decoration—declaration. This rare pair of 19th-century Dutch frames arrives with a sense of purpose that modern mirrors can only imitate. Carved in the classic Dutch manner, confident, architectural, slightly severe, their ebonized finish sharpens every line, every shadow, every deliberate notch of the chisel. These were almost certainly born to hold portraits: faces once gazed outward, now replaced by reflections that return the stare.

At some point in the last century, practicality intervened and mirrors were fitted. A lesser object would have lost its soul. These gained another one. The result is quietly subversive, history repurposed, not diluted.

Perfectly scaled for a pair of consoles or nightstands, they do what the best antiques always do: elevate without asking permission. They add tension. They add depth. They make the room feel edited, intentional, and just a little dangerous.

Hang them where you need presence. Or authority. Or a reminder that beauty, when it’s real, doesn’t try to behave.

EACH: 37.75 in. W x 2.25 in. D x 50 in. H