Vintage mirror art deco black and gold 81x111cm

The art deco style born after the first world war took its full bloom during the 1920s before slowly declining from the 1930s to end with the second world war. Typical of art deco mirrors, the ice of this one has remained apparent in rupture with the frame and the extension of its structure, thus highlighting its hexagonal silhouette whose beveled ice underlines the purity and sobriety of the lines. This mirror alone concentrates all the originality of the decorative frames of this period. His uprights carved with floral and leafy motifs are frequently found in the furniture of this period (at louis sue in particular). Its warm gilding contrasts elegantly with the blackened parts. To sublimate this chic atmosphere, you will only need a tamara portrait of lempicka. ( two slight scratches are to be reported on the ice ).