Small collection mirror in silver metal with chiselled decor of a concert scene
The story
In the Manor of La Jaillette, lived the the Viscount De Breuville, a proud and accomplished member of the aristocracy. Among his prized possessions was a hand-crafted silver metal face, sculpted with intricate detail and a striking expression. The mirror was over 50 years old, passed down from his mother who got it when a child. He was a lover of history and art, and the silver face was a symbol of his cultural heritage. At every gathering, it would proudly display the face on a pedestal, drawing the admiration of his guests who were captivated by its beauty and craftsmanship. The silver face was a true testament to the Viscount ‘s impeccable taste and aristocratic roots.
This would be a Wonderfull gift for a young girl for a special occasion.
Stories do not necessarily correspond to reality. They are only given to illustrate a possible context of origin.
| Weight | 0.17 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.36 × 4.5 in |
| MATERIAL |
Glass and metal silver |
| PERIOD |
End of 19th, Early 20th century |
| CONDITION |
Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use. |
SKU: MC22-160
