In the style of Irena Jaworska - Wall mirror- sun - Lead

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Description from the seller

Elegant gilded lead sun mirror, attributed to Irena Jaworska, associate designer in Line Vautrin’s decorative universe, France, circa the 1960s.
The composition is particularly expressive: a succession of irregular, deeply molded rays surrounds the central mirror, creating a remarkable play of light and relief. An inner crown punctuated with small green elements adds a discreet and precious touch of color to the whole.
The metalwork, intentionally textured, together with the patinated gilding give this piece a highly sculptural presence. The artisanal character of the execution, the irregularities of the modeling, and the natural patina reinforce its aesthetic typical of French decorative arts of the second half of the 20th century.
This mirror has a strong decorative personality and fits perfectly within the world of French jewelry mirrors and sun mirrors from the 1950s-1960s, now especially appreciated by design and decorative arts enthusiasts.
Exterior details: 30 cm in diameter; the mirror itself 15 cm in diameter
Object: wall mirror / sun mirror
Attribution: Irena Jaworska
Period: circa 1960
Origin: France
Material: gilded lead
Decor: green glass elements embedded around the mirror
Style: French decorative arts / mid-20th century design
Condition: good overall condition given its age, with patina, small marks, and irregularities consistent with its age and artisanal manufacture.
Photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the condition, patina, and manufacturing details.

Elegant gilded lead sun mirror, attributed to Irena Jaworska, associate designer in Line Vautrin’s decorative universe, France, circa the 1960s.
The composition is particularly expressive: a succession of irregular, deeply molded rays surrounds the central mirror, creating a remarkable play of light and relief. An inner crown punctuated with small green elements adds a discreet and precious touch of color to the whole.
The metalwork, intentionally textured, together with the patinated gilding give this piece a highly sculptural presence. The artisanal character of the execution, the irregularities of the modeling, and the natural patina reinforce its aesthetic typical of French decorative arts of the second half of the 20th century.
This mirror has a strong decorative personality and fits perfectly within the world of French jewelry mirrors and sun mirrors from the 1950s-1960s, now especially appreciated by design and decorative arts enthusiasts.
Exterior details: 30 cm in diameter; the mirror itself 15 cm in diameter
Object: wall mirror / sun mirror
Attribution: Irena Jaworska
Period: circa 1960
Origin: France
Material: gilded lead
Decor: green glass elements embedded around the mirror
Style: French decorative arts / mid-20th century design
Condition: good overall condition given its age, with patina, small marks, and irregularities consistent with its age and artisanal manufacture.
Photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the condition, patina, and manufacturing details.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Model
sun
Designer/artist/maker
In the style of Irena Jaworska
Material
Lead
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Gold
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
External height
30 cm
External width
30 cm
Internal height
15 cm
Internal width
15 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Sold by
FranceVerified
Private

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