Antique Art Deco beveled mirror, 1930s

A rare and exceptional piece in the Art Deco style and period. The authenticity of this mirror is guaranteed by its family history and its typical 1930s craftsmanship. Its geometric silhouette, purely Art Deco, is defined by a rather rare hexagonal shape, highlighted by a wide bevel, a testament to high-quality glassmaking. Its true singularity lies in its three decorative feet of solid pewter, whose finely chiseled stylized rose motifs give it a unique character. The choice of pewter, a warm and malleable metal allowing for great detail, as well as the presence of its original wooden backing, are the hallmarks of meticulous craftsmanship. Adding to this exceptional craftsmanship is the soul conferred by time: the silvering is subtly pitted, and the pewter has acquired a lovely natural patina. Finally, its ideal dimensions of 60 x 70 cm make it a statement piece with strong decorative potential, perfect for setting the tone in an entryway, adding a touch of rare elegance above a bathroom sink, or defining the décor of a bedroom above a dresser. Charm, elegance, beauty, and authenticity: four words that perfectly define this mirror. On the back: metal support bar and cord for hanging the mirror on the wall.