A pair of 18th century carved and gilt wood altar cards or cantagloria from Italy. Mercury mirror plates have replaced lyturgical inscriptions and these antique Italian small frames used as decorative antique mirrors. Shaped, with scrolling and vegetal deep carving, they are realized in cembran pinewood and have an original gold leaf gilding and are in good condition, coming from a private Italian collection. In Italy this antique artworks have been placed on the altar only during Mass and they usually contain the prayers that the priest recites during the Mass. A small hole in the lower part of both frames shows a past use as wall-lights. This antique Italian Louis XV mirrors will be superlative as hanging wall decorations or on a support, to adorn an antique furniture.

An Italian Rococo carved and gilt wood mirror dating back to the third quarter of 18th century. Of Tuscan origin, this antique mirror comes from a villa in Lucca and it is in overall good condition. Mirror plate of later date, beautiful carving with scrolls, foliate and geometrical patterns, pierced upper carving and curled feet; in perfect conditions, wear consistent with age and use.