 Much of the original solid silver furniture of the Hall of Mirrors, famous at the time, was soon lost, particularly the silver Guéridons (tables), which were melted down and coined by order of Louis XIV in 1689 to finance the War of the League of Augsburg.Today's furniture was manufactured during the 19th century after most of the original furnishings were lost during the French Revolution.The Hall's grandeur is besides the mirrors, best perceived through the majesty of its vault.