Original vintage wall mirror rectangular shape, England. Production period - the first half of the XX century (1930-1950s). The mirror is made in the characteristic style of that era: the glass canvas has a wide bevelled edge (high-quality deep facet). The mirror is fixed with metal clips-crabs on a dense hard base. It is suspended on a massive metal chain. Historical background and use: At one time, such mirrors (in the European tradition - barber mirror or shaving mirror) were actively used by men for shaving dangerous razors, haircuts and daily personal hygiene. The design without the heavy frame made the mirror mobile - it could be easily transferred to a room with better lighting or taken with you on trips. Wide beveled edges (fazet) beautifully refracted light, improving visibility when shaving. Today it is a great item for vintage decor at home, a themed barbershop or a studio.
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