Cabinet on stand - Iron, Gilt brass, Leather

Authentic and rare freestanding barber mirror (men’s dressing stand) dating from the late Napoleon III period / Belle Époque (circa 1900). A distinctive piece of great refinement, ideal for adding a vintage or cabinet-of-curiosities touch to a bathroom or bedroom.
Features and craftsmanship details:
• Structure: Stable tripod base and slender central stem in black-painted cast iron.
• Finishes: Original gilt-brass mirror surround and trim around the tray.
• Notable features: The back of the tilting mirror is fully covered in original leather, a sign of high-quality, carefully crafted workmanship.
• Complete accessories: Comes with its two removable side brass candle holders (originally intended to illuminate the face) and its circular central catchall tray for shaving accessories or jewelry.
• Mirror: Round, adjustable, tilting mirror
One screw on the mirror has been replaced.