French Molded Plaster Mirror, 1940s
A stunning Regency Moderne asymmetrical cartouche-form wall mirror with a molded plaster frame. Height: 27 in. Width: 21 in. Depth: 1.25 in.
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Indexed June 18, 2017 · Source
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Molded plaster mirrors gained popularity in the mid-20th century, often reflecting the decorative styles prevalent during that time, such as Regency Moderne.
Design elements from the 1940s are often characterized by their unique forms and ornate details, which mirrored the cultural movements of post-war Europe.
The 1940s marked a period of innovation in home decor, where materials like molded plaster were used for both their aesthetics and their ability to provide a lighter, less bulky alternative to traditional framed mirrors.
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