Antique mirror designed by "Pierre Lottier". Leather and nails. France 1

This elegant mirror designed by PIERRE LOTTIER in the early 20th century is made of goat leather using the repoussage Cordobán technique, a Hispanic-origin method that has been highly valued in France and throughout Europe since the Middle Ages for its durability and ornamental richness. The Cordobán technique involves high-quality tanned and worked goat leather, which has become synonymous with refinement. The frame, with its classic design, features meticulous repoussage work with geometric and floral patterns, enhanced by a series of original metal studs that highlight the contours and provide visual rhythm. The leather surface retains its authentic patina with natural cracking, a testament to the passage of time, without any losses or structural breaks. The repoussage remains defined, and the glass is in excellent condition, free from scratches or defects. Its combination of noble materials, artisanal techniques, and ornamental details makes it a collectible piece that is hard to find at this level of preservation.