Reaching a staggering 98 inches in height, this floor mirror is a breathtaking transformation of a massive, 19th-century antique doorway. The frame is a masterclass in hand-carved relief, featuring a heavy, high-relief frieze of blooming lotus and vine motifs across the header that commands the eye and defines the room. The solid old-growth teakwood frame possesses a deep, rich patina that can only be achieved through a century of history. With a substantial 5-inch depth, the frame creates a literal "room within a room" effect, providing an incredible sense of scale and luxury. This is a piece designed for the grandest of spaces—a high-ceilinged entryway, a primary suite gallery, or as a soulful backdrop to a modern dining space. It bridges the gap between ancient structural artistry and contemporary reflective design, serving as a functional work of monumental sculpture.

As an authentic architectural artifact, "The Sovereign Lintel" celebrates its earned character. The timber exhibits beautiful surface variations, historical joinery notches, and a soft matte rounding that verifies its heritage. It is a one-of-a-kind legacy piece that brings the grandeur of global history into the modern California home.

(Requires White Glove Delivery)

• Logistics & White Glove Note
  Due to the monumental scale and weight of this solid teakwood artifact, this piece is extremely heavy. We highly recommend a professional White Glove Delivery service. Special logistical arrangements and site-specific access checks (ceiling height and entry clearance) are required for this 92-inch tall piece.

• **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.

Specifications

• Frame material: Antique hand-carved teakwood (architectural salvage)
• Dimensions: 58"W × 5"D × 98.5"H
• Mounting: Floor-leaning (White Glove Delivery required)
• Origin: Late 19th century; architectural salvage from heritage palace; teakwood, Northern India
• Era: Late 19th century (architectural salvage)
• Condition: Excellent antique condition; authentic heritage character with historical weathering and aged patina
• Finish: Natural weathered teak patina