Description
An early 20th-century cheval mirror, featuring an arched mirror plate set within a shaped wooden frame, raised on a swivelling stand with turned side supports and cabriole-style feet united by a shaped stretcher.
This elegant free-standing mirror is typical of the period, combining practicality with refined decorative detail. The gently arched top and shaped frame create a pleasing vertical emphasis, while the swivelling mechanism allows the mirror to be adjusted for ease of use. The turned uprights and cabriole supports reflect the continued influence of traditional craftsmanship in early 20th-century furniture design, lending the piece a graceful and balanced appearance.
Well-proportioned and visually light, the mirror would make a versatile addition to a bedroom, dressing room, or hallway, providing both function and period character. Its free-standing form allows it to be positioned flexibly within an interior, while the warm tone of the timber frame complements a wide range of decorative schemes, from classic to more eclectic settings.
H: 158cm (62.2″)W: 43cm (16.9″)D: 43cm (16.9″)
