1940s bamboo cheval mirror – freestanding full length dressing mirror

An elegant and beautifully patinated freestanding bamboo cheval mirror dating from the 1940s, featuring its original mirror glass and a distinctive architectural frame. The rectangular mirror is mounted between two upright bamboo supports, allowing it to tilt to the desired angle. The lower section features decorative crossed bamboo stretchers and a central arrangement of vertical rods, creating a refined geometric design. The warm honey-brown and deep chestnut tones of the aged bamboo give this piece a wonderful character, while the original mirror glass displays gentle foxing that adds to its authentic vintage charm. Standing on a sculptural four-footed base, this mirror is both functional and highly decorative. A beautiful addition to a bedroom, dressing room, entrance hall or boutique interior. Good vintage condition with age-related wear and a beautiful original patina. The bamboo frame shows some surface marks, scratches, small areas of finish loss and wear, particularly around the feet and lower stretchers, consistent with its age. The original mirror glass displays some foxing and age-related marks. These imperfections contribute to the authentic character of the piece.