Emanating the elegance of the Art Deco period, this exquisite brass tabletop mirror is a blend of form and function, measuring 18" in height. The mirror stands securely on a 6" diameter base, allowing it to be a stable addition to any dressing table or vanity. Its notable width of 13 1/2" at its widest point provides ample reflective space within its gracefully curved frame. This mirror features a beautiful beveled edge, which catches the light and adds depth and character to the reflective surface. The tilting design is supported by two curved brass arms, terminating in ornamental spheres, which add to the mirror's decorative appeal while providing practical adjustability. The piece shows signs of age-related patina on the brass, contributing to its vintage charm and authenticity. The reflective surface is clear and functional, with only minor signs of wear that do not detract from the mirror's usability or aesthetic allure. This timeless piece is not just a mirror but a slice of history, a perfect acquisition for collectors of Art Deco artifacts or anyone looking to infuse their home with the luxury and sophistication of this iconic era.

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