Pair of mirrors, golden brass, glass, Deknudt, Belgium, 1970s.
3 369 PLN
Negotiate the price
unique
ABOUT PRODUCTID 15821
This pair of Belgian wall mirrors by Deknudt from the 1970s stands out with its refined construction and clear neo-classical and Regency influences. Each mirror takes on an elongated, rectangular form ending in a rounded arch, reminiscent of architectural motifs from earlier eras. The polished frames are crafted in warm, golden brass, subtly elevated above the glass plane, giving depth and highlighting the crisp beveled edges. The mirrored surface is perfectly clear and flat, offering a delicate contrast to the reflective brightness of the metal. Details such as double inlay on the frame and especially precise mitred corners give these pieces a sense of depth and craftsmanship characteristic of top-tier Belgian design at the end of the twentieth century. The set is preserved in very good condition—brass shows only gentle, uniform patina, and the glass is free from chips, cracks, or material flaws. Viewed together, these mirrors evoke the distinct voice of the 1970s, a time when classical ornament returned in a modern, pared-back form. The metallic sheen of brass conjures an atmosphere reminiscent of Hollywood-inspired salons, while the arched tops allude to Renaissance passageways—a meeting point between postwar restraint and earlier decorative boldness. Each mirror carries the story of an era when luxury was interpreted not as excess, but as composure, geometric clarity, and material refinement. This set can be used to
DIMENSION
Height127 cm
Depth3 cm
Width40 cm
Dimension details
Width40 cm
Height127 cm
Depth3 cm
DELIVERY
MethodFind out more
Estimated delivery time
Today
Order within supplier
23.02
At your place
Professional vendor vintage
Safe shoppingWe care about the comfort of your purchases.Find out more
