Mithé espelt mirror "cage" in nuanced blue made in 1970.

Mirror "Cage" with Birds – Mithé ESPELT (Circa 1970) Description: An iconic collector's piece by artist Mithé Espelt (Lunel), this "Cage" mirror featuring two birds is an emblematic work of French design from the 1970s. Made of embossed earthenware, it showcases a vibrant turquoise blue glaze and a bright gold gilding. Detailed condition report (Total transparency): The item has been carefully examined to provide a rigorous description for collectors: Glass (Mirror): Exceptional condition. The glass is perfect: no scratches, no chips, no alteration of the backing. Ceramic Support: Very good overall appearance. For the sake of terminological precision, there is a usage chip on the gilding (top left corner) accompanied by a fine surface hairline. Technical precision: This mark is strictly non-penetrating. The structure of the terracotta is perfectly sound and solid (full sound). Periphery: A few slight nicks (small losses of glaze) on the outer edge, characteristic of pieces from this era that have been used. Back: Original mounting with its green felt, a distinctive sign of authenticity. Technical sheet: Artist: Mithé ESPELT (1923-2020) Dimensions: 31.5 cm (h) x 20 cm (w) Weight: 910 grams Authenticity: Unsigned work, in accordance with the historical production of the Espelt workshop. Shipping: Ultra-secure shipping with double packaging and reinforced protections (bubbles, polystyrene) to ensure perfect receipt.