Description
This freestanding gold mirror brings a touch of 1920s glamour to a dressing table or shelf. A seated lady in a flowing gown perches on a curved pedestal beside an oval mirror, one arm raised to rest on the top of the frame. Her auburn hair is set in soft waves beneath a headband with a small gold ornament, a pale wrap is draped over her arm, and her gown is picked out in cream with fine gold glitter that runs down to the flared, patterned base. The frame is made from resin and finished in gold, with scrolling leaves along its sides, a shell crest at the top and a fanned shell at the foot of the mirror. It stands 31cm tall, 13.5cm across and 10cm deep.
Because it stands on its own pedestal, it needs no wall and no fixings. The small footprint suits a bedroom dressing table, where the mirror is handy for a last check before heading out, and it sits just as happily on a hallway console, a bookshelf or the end of a mantelpiece. At 31cm tall it is large enough to hold its own beside perfume bottles and a jewellery dish, yet compact enough not to crowd them. It is a lovely choice for anyone drawn to Art Deco style or the glamour of the Jazz Age.
The figure and frame are made from resin, with the gold finish worked into the scrolls, the shell details and the textured base so they catch the light. To care for it, dust the figure and frame with a soft dry cloth, and clean the mirror with a soft cloth, lightly dampened if needed, keeping moisture away from the painted figure. Set it beside a lamp so the gold glints in the evening light, or wrap it in tissue as a thoughtful gift for someone with a soft spot for vintage style.
Specification
| Material |
Resin |
| Colour |
Gold |
| Height |
31cm |
| Width |
13.5cm |
| Depth |
10cm |
| Weight |
0.9kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is this mirror?
It stands 31cm tall, 13.5cm across and 10cm deep, a compact size that sits comfortably on a dressing table, shelf or mantelpiece.
Does it need to be hung on a wall?
No, it is freestanding on its own curved pedestal base, so it simply sits on a flat surface with no wall fixings needed.
What is the mirror made from?
The seated lady and the ornate scrolled frame are made from resin, finished in gold with soft cream tones on her gown.
What colour is it?
The main colour is gold, on the scrolled frame and the patterned base, with the lady's gown in cream picked out with fine gold glitter.
How do I clean it?
Dust the figure and frame with a soft dry cloth, and wipe the mirror with a soft, lightly dampened cloth, keeping moisture off the painted figure.
Would it make a good gift?
Yes, its 1920s styling and gold finish make it a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves Art Deco design or vintage glamour.