Anthroposophical wall mirror. 20th century. Circa 1930s-1950s.

Hand carved wooden mirror made and organically shaped according to the Anthroposophical principles – the early c20th spiritual philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner in Switzerland. The broad philosophy extended to the arts and crafts in a distinctive, often organic, architectural/design style (a key example being the Goetheanum in Dornach). Anthroposophy became deeply embedded in Dutch culture – this mirror came out of the Dutch town of Zeist which has long been the Dutch centre of the movement. It has a great colour and age related patina.

61 x 4.5 x 71cm high.

Price: 2.350 euro

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Émiel-Jacques Ruhlmann (France 1879-1933)

Circa 1920s. Maple wood base with nickel plated mirror frame.

A rare vanity mirror. Signed with impressed marks to both the top of the mirror and the underside of the wooden base. The mirror sits beautifully on the base and allows itself to be positioned easily.

All in original condition.

Price: 8.950 euro

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