Art Deco Mirror Dressing Office, 1930s

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This hairdresser also also called a psyche convenience because of her large tilting mirror is a very pretty piece from … Read more This hairdresser also also called a psyche convenience because of her large tilting mirror is a very pretty piece from the 1930s. In wood and wooden plating with intense and warm shade, the lines of the furniture are striking and elegant. The box has a niche and two spaces closed by a swinging door. Covered with a glass plate giving it a precious little air, the entire surface of the furniture can be used. Fixed on 2 uprights with discreetly Art Deco lines, a high psyche mirror is fitted into brass pieces allowing the inclination of ice. This old hairdresser with neat aesthetics is wonderfully feminine, discreet and daring at the same time. We imagine it in a room, a boudoir or a beautiful entrance, embellished with a beautiful ceramic or a dapper plant.

The furniture is old and is made of wood and wood plating, with a deep and warm honey shade. The piece of furniture has a niche box closed by a swinging door, original brass button, and an open niche. The box is carried by a very small base and covered with a glass plate. A slight hitch is visible on the right rear angle, visible in photo. Two amounts attached to the box have a psyche mirror tilting to beveled ice. The furniture is stable, the traces of use are minimal, it is in very good condition.

Furniture: 120cm wide, 38cm deep, 38cm high. 12cm of drawer height.

Mirror: 45.5cm at 60cm wide, 128cm at 135.5 in height. See less