English Art Deco Restaurant Mirror

An outstanding and original early 1920’s Art Deco mirror salvaged from a London restaurant.

The mirror has a large oak frame with an arrangement of three large blue coloured mirror plates. One central rectangular plate in a deep aqua blue colour flanked by two similar plates  in light blue. The three plates are held into place with nickel plated banding with additional nickle plated screws to each of the sections.

The three central plates are then boarded by additional rectangular mirror plates in metallic light gold that follow the oak frame.

The mirror plates are of exceptional quality and made by the British glass manufacturer Pilkington Glass of St Helens, Merseyside. The mirror plates are stamped with the Pilkington glass makers stamp and measure an impressive 5 mm in thickness.

This beautiful Art Deco mirror is in wonderful condition for its age with just the right amount of wear to the glass plates and frame.

If any item in our collection could tell stories I am sure this mirror in particular would have a yarn to spin!

Ready to bring enlightenment to any setting.

English, circa 1920.