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1960s mirror by Mithé Espelt. A very beautiful mirror, well-known and documented in Mithé Espelt's oeuvre. It features two magnificent birds framing a radiant gilded mirror. This piece showcases the talent of this great artist who created an enchanting and luxurious world. The mirror is characterized by its exceptional craftsmanship, magnificent and splendid gold, and deep blues. It has a sturdy hanging system on the back and its felt lining is in very good condition. An iconic piece, featured in the book dedicated to her, "Le luxe discret du quotidien" (The Discreet Luxury of Everyday Life). Both the mirror and the ceramic are in excellent original condition. An exceptional collector's item and decorative piece. Shipping available in France and worldwide via secure and insured package with order tracking. Collection is possible in person at Domaine du Mas d'Avalrich, Montéscot 66200 (Tel: +33 6 11 14 25 33) or at my stand at the Montpellier Cipolat flea market, held every two months on the market terrace.

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