Mirror

This is a mid-century wall mirror with a brass frame, produced in Germany during the 1960s. The mirror has an elongated pointed-arch shape, reminiscent of Gothic architectural forms, lending it a distinctive vertical presence. The frame is made of solid brass with a soft, aged patina, adding warmth and character to the piece. The glass surface is divided into subtle rectangular sections by fine lines, giving the mirror a refined, almost window-like appearance.

The back is constructed from wood and bears a stamp reading “Münchner Zierspiegel” suggesting it was produced by a German mirror manufacturer specializing in decorative wall mirrors. The brass frame is thin and precisely bent to follow the contours of the glass, with a clean and minimal profile that highlights the mirror’s elegant form.

This mirror is an excellent example of mid-century European design, combining functionality with a decorative architectural quality. Its proportions and brass detailing make it suitable for both residential and public interiors, where it serves equally well as a practical mirror and as a statement piece.

Dimensions: width 42 cm (16.5 inches), depth 2.5 cm (1 inch), height 78.5 cm (30.9 inches).