Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann (1879 - 1933)

bronze, the circular mirror above a horn-shaped base

Another example illustrated, see Florence Camard, Ruhlmann, Paris, 1983, p. 293

A stylish piece of good overall appearance. Minor old marks and scratches consistent with age. Some blemishing and oxidisation. Mirror plate, which is original, has minor foxing and an area of damage to the silvering which can be seen in the illustration. The surface has been polished in the past and some traces of polish can be seen. The piece is well made and has a bronze back plate and easel support. A good quality piece which is ready for display.
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A similar mirror was offered in these rooms, Fine 20th Century Design, May 2007, lot 59