Table mirror - Glass - Vintage early 1900s





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A vintage round glass mirror from France dating to circa 1930–1940, with a handworked corrugated metal frame, filigree detailing and amethyst crystals, in very good condition with minor age-related wear; external Ø 17.5 cm, internal Ø 11.5 cm, weight about 230 g.
Description from the seller
A fascinating early 1900s mirror, made in France. The hand-wrought metal frame forms a delicate pierced pattern around the round glass mirror inset with amethyst-colored crystals. The patinated iron adds warmth and authenticity, while the airy silhouette gives softness and movement. On the back blue satin backing. An elegant piece of décor that works beautifully on its own or as part of a gallery wall, adding vintage French charm to any interior.
Period: circa 1930s–1940s
Place of origin: France
Materials: iron, metal, glass
Conditions: Slight surface wear consistent with age, mirror with minor marks - stains on the rear coating see photo, part of the description
Weight: about 230 g
Dimensions: Ø 17.5 cm, mirror Ø 11.5 cm
Tracked shipping will be entrusted to a courier.
Seller's Story
A fascinating early 1900s mirror, made in France. The hand-wrought metal frame forms a delicate pierced pattern around the round glass mirror inset with amethyst-colored crystals. The patinated iron adds warmth and authenticity, while the airy silhouette gives softness and movement. On the back blue satin backing. An elegant piece of décor that works beautifully on its own or as part of a gallery wall, adding vintage French charm to any interior.
Period: circa 1930s–1940s
Place of origin: France
Materials: iron, metal, glass
Conditions: Slight surface wear consistent with age, mirror with minor marks - stains on the rear coating see photo, part of the description
Weight: about 230 g
Dimensions: Ø 17.5 cm, mirror Ø 11.5 cm
Tracked shipping will be entrusted to a courier.

