JDR-0221
Plaster Tabletop or Wall Mirror Attributed to Serge Roche, circa 1940
€ 1.375,00
An exquisite French Mid-Century modern biographical vanity or wall mirror in patinated plaster, designed in the distinct neo-baroque style attributed to or in the manner of the legendary French designer Serge Roche, circa 1940.
This captivating mirror features a beautifully sculpted, high-relief plaster frame showcasing dramatic scrollwork, undulating organic contours, and a prominent stylized scallop shell crest at the top. The plaster has aged wonderfully, displaying a rich, warm ivory patina with subtle tonal variations that accentuate its deep, tactile carvings.
A rare and versatile feature of this specific piece is its dual-purpose design. The reverse side retains its original, integrated wooden easel stand, allowing it to function elegantly as a freestanding tabletop or vanity mirror. Concurrently, it features a classic suspension cord, making it equally ready to be mounted as a striking sculptural accent on a wall.
With its poetic geometry and historic charm, this piece perfectly embodies the glamour of the Hollywood Regency era and French mid-century artistry.
About this piece
- Period
- 1940-1949
- Origin
- Frankrijk
- Material
- gips
- Dimensions
- 44 × 33 × 5 cm (17.3 × 13.0 × 2.0 in)
- Condition
- Goed
- Reference
- JDR-0221
1 in stock
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- Viewing Every piece is at the gallery on Hinthamerstraat 92 and can be viewed by appointment.
- Transport Arranged per piece, insured, within the Netherlands and abroad.
- As described Origin, period and condition are recorded for every object; what is stated is what you receive.
- Cooling-off Distance purchases carry the statutory 14-day cooling-off period.
