Wall mirror - Bronze, Alloy

Impressive decorative mirror in Brutalist style, made of worked iron and gold finish, with a design of strong sculptural character. The piece stands out for its frame composed of metal sheets arranged radially, evoking an abstract sun effect and contributing a highly pronounced architectural presence.

Aged golden finish, although it originally had a silver over black finish, typical of these mirrors, as can be seen on the back of the mirror. The visible textures, the small irregularities of the metal, and the handmade workmanship of the frame add authenticity and visual depth to this Brutalist piece from the mid-20th century.

The central oval mirror contrasts with the solid frame, balancing the whole and turning it into a decorative object as functional as it is artistic. Its design makes it ideal as a centerpiece in interiors with mid-century, brutalist, industrial, or contemporary styles, as well as in interior design projects with a strong personality.

In terms of typology, materials and design, the mirror can be dated to circa 1950–1960, in line with the European production of brutalist wrought-iron mirrors of the period, highly valued today by collectors and decorators.

The back retains its original structure, with a mounting system for hanging on the wall.
The condition is good, with signs of use and wear appropriate to its age, which do not affect its functionality and add character to the piece (see detailed photographs).

Measures

Height: 76 cm
Width: 64 cm
Depth: 12 cm

Condition of preservation
Good overall condition, no defects are apparent, only wear due to age and use. The photographs are an essential part of the description.

Additional information for the buyer:

Photographs are part of the description.
The shipment will be sent via certified courier with a tracking number, carefully packaged. Whenever possible, priority will be given to delivery at a pick-up point or locker.
The buyer assumes the import requirements, taxes, or any additional costs outside the seller's responsibility, including possible surcharges for shipments to islands.