Bauhaus hairdresser mirror wood metal glass Slezák 1930s Czechoslovakia

A refined Bauhaus-style dressing table from the 1930s, produced by Slezák in Czechoslovakia. This piece reflects the principles of functionalist design with clean geometry and integrated storage. Made of wood, metal, and glass with chrome details, the structure includes a mirror and built-in compartments. The surfaces show a consistent vintage patina with light signs of wear and minor marks in line with its age. The piece remains structurally sound and original. A beautiful example of early modernist furniture, ideal for functional use in an interior. A sculptural piece that fits perfectly in a bedroom, a makeup space, or a boutique interior, adding a subtle Bauhaus architectural presence.