Meet a glamorous survivor of the early 1900s — this antique vanity mirror is every bit as fabulous now as she was over 100 years ago. Crafted from cast iron in a soft, time-worn ivory finish, she features a tilting oval mirror framed with scrollwork and crowned by a reclining putto (cherub) nestled among roses and fruit.
On each side, whimsical dog-head finials guard the glass, lending a curious and playful character to her ornate design. The scrolled base is decorated with bold shell and cartouche motifs, anchoring the mirror in true Art Nouveau / Rococo revival style.
Highlights
Ornate cast iron vanity / dressing mirror
Side handles shaped as dog heads
Top crest with putto cherub & roses
Scrolled, shell-accented base in Rococo revival design
Excellent antique condition – recently cleaned, with only minor chips consistent with age
Estimated age: early 1900s
Measurements
Height: 14 ¾ inches
Width (dog head to dog head): 10 inches
Weight: 4.70 pounds
Condition
In excellent antique condition, especially considering her age of over a century. The mirror shows expected signs of time, with a few minor chips and light wear that only add to her charm. Recently cleaned and ready to display.
Why You’ll Love It
This is more than just a mirror — it’s a conversation piece. Perfect for a vintage vanity, boudoir display, or eclectic décor statement, she brings both utility and whimsy to your space.
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