A late 19th to early 20th-century adjustable brass cheval mirror with elegant tripod base and scrolled finial detailing. The circular mirror pivots on a ball joint, allowing the angle to be easily adjusted for use. Its design reflects the refined craftsmanship of Continental dressing mirrors, often used in fine boudoirs and ateliers.
The brass retains a beautiful aged patina, highlighted by gentle curves and delicate ornamentation at the base and crest. The mirror’s simplicity and height make it both decorative and functional, ideal for a vanity corner, entryway, or retail display.
Measurements: Total height: ~58 in Mirror diameter: ~10.5 in Base width: 19.5 in
Materials: Brass, mirrored glass
Condition Note: Surface patina and minor wear consistent with age, particularly along the base and joints. Light age spotting on the mirror plate.
Please keep in mind that these items are vintage and antique, and it's normal to have chips, cracks and minor flaws. Here at Blackbird Grove, we personally feel that these imperfections are what tell the story of the item, and give the items their charm and personality. We love them, and believe that each one will bring a sense of interest and wonder to your home. Please look at photos carefully as we do our best to show all flaws. If you have any questions feel free to send a message!
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