Art Deco wall mirror from the 1930s.

The glass is shaped with a wavering contour, a wavy top, and shoulderings. It features a double bevel (stepped bevel). It rests in a half-sculpted wooden frame that occupies the lower part and rises on each side in two scrolls.

The decor is symmetrical: a central bouquet, composed of a basket of flowers and fruits, is flanked by foliage. Two floral rosettes mark the corners. A grid of diamond crossbars adorns the scrolls and the wings of the frame.

It hangs by a tieback, a twisted beige cord with golden reflections, passed through two metal rings fixed on the sides of the frame. Two tassels fall from either side.

In general good condition; however, the silvering has many clouding spots (halos) that slightly dull its surface (see last photo). There are no chips or cracks in the glass. The mirror is slid into the frame, without glue, and can detach if manipulated in the wrong way, but it is stable once hung. To be handled and transported flat, face against you. The reverse is raw wood, with a painted back, and shows traces and drips of varnish.

Dimensions: 84 x 61 x 2 cm (excluding tassels) / Glass thickness: 0.4 cm.

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