This wall mirror from 1950s Czechoslovakia represents the spirit of postwar Central European modernism. The glass surface, in a cool silver hue, forms an asymmetric, gently trapezoidal panel: it measures 66 cm wide on one side and tapers to 57 cm on the other, subtly narrowing towards the bottom. The frameless construction is highlighted by precisely bevelled edges running along the perimeter, which bend the light and create the illusion of a delicate frame without an actual border. The mirror is mounted with two original, dark solid wood brackets—one at the top, one at the bottom—each with a matte finish and visible wood grain. The craftsmanship is reflected in concealed joints, the glass depth, and balanced proportions reminiscent of mid-century modern principles, resulting in a sculptural, fluid silhouette. Scattered across the surface are small spots, slight cloudiness, and light scratches characteristic of carefully used vintage pieces; there are, however, no major chips, cracks, or repairs. Condition: very good, with original, natural patina and authentic traces of age.Within this asymmetric pane resonates the voice of 1950s Czechoslovakia, when modernism embraced everyday life with restrained boldness. The mirror speaks in the language of glass—cool, minimalist, intentionally understated. Its subtly irregular line echoes the experimental attitude of the postwar era. The absence of a visible frame lends the piece a sense of stillness and focus, turning each reflected gesture into a quiet, modernist ritual. The nuanced surface hints at a long domestic history, marking
DIMENSION
Height125 cm
Depth3 cm
Width66 cm
Dimension details
Width66 cm
Height125 cm
Depth3 cm
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