Witch mirror with palm fronds | Patinated gilt metal frame | Circa 1960

The Radiance of a Grand Siècle Reimagined

A striking decorative piece that reinterprets classic aesthetics with the energy of the 1960s. This "witch" mirror is distinguished by its intricate frame composed of alternating lengths of gilded steel fronds, creating a vibrant and sophisticated radiance. Its convex mirror (witch's eye) captures light from across the room for a spectacular decorative effect: the witch's eye captures the soul of the room while its sun-like fronds illuminate the wall.

Features

• Period: Around 1960.

• Materials: Gilded and patinated steel, back protected by its original felt.

• Dimensions: Total diameter 53 cm (Mirror 30 cm).

• Special feature: Convex (domed) mirror offering a panoramic view.

Condition report 

• Frame: Beautiful period patina with slight deformations on some of the palm fronds, attesting to its craftsmanship and age.

• Mirror: Some discreet signs of wear from time that highlight its vintage character.

The Eye of Studio Fifty

It’s the centerpiece of a wall. We love the density of its palm leaf design, which gives it a much more imposing presence than a classic sunburst mirror. It brings an immediate 'Hollywood Regency' touch, perfect above a dark wood sideboard.