Art Deco mirror by De Bardyère, Signed, France, circa 1925

Important French Art Deco mirror created by De Bardyère, a decorator active during the golden age of decorative arts in the 1920s. Oval in shape, this mirror features a carved mahogany frame, remarkable for the quality and finesse of its decoration. The sculpture, entirely worked from the mass, showcases an elegant repertoire of stylised plant motifs, rhythmically arranged with scrolls and curved lines, perfectly representative of the French Art Deco decorative vocabulary of the period. The bevelled mirror, original to the piece, adds depth and brightness to the whole, while the warm patina of the mahogany subtly highlights the reliefs of the sculpture. The frame bears the signature of De Bardyère, discreetly engraved, ensuring the authenticity and historical interest of the piece. The whole is presented in very good condition, both for the wood and the mirror, demonstrating careful maintenance over time. A decorative piece of great elegance, ideal for a refined interior, whether classic, Art Deco, or contemporary, where it will stand out as both a decorative and heritage element. Dimensions: Height: 62 cm Width: 64 cm Depth: 5 cm De Bardyère is a French decorator and creator active during the Art Deco period, mainly in the 1920s and early 1930s. His name is associated with quality decorative works — notably mirrors, frames, and furniture elements — characterised by meticulous execution, the use of precious woods, and a mastered decorative vocabulary.