German Art Nouveau pewter easel mirror by WMF, dating to the early 20th century and commonly known as “Echo” or “The First Cuckoo”. The design centres on a finely modelled maiden leaning towards her own reflection, her elongated gown flowing into the lower frame in the sinuous manner associated with Jugendstil metalwork.
Physical Dimensions
Height
37cm (14.57")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Declaration
The Old Cinema has dated this Art Nouveau Pewter Mirror to the 1910s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1231769
Dealers Internal Reference
49647
Description
German Art Nouveau pewter easel mirror by WMF, dating to the early 20th century and commonly known as “Echo” or “The First Cuckoo”.
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The design centres on a finely modelled maiden leaning towards her own reflection, her elongated gown flowing into the lower frame in the sinuous manner associated with Jugendstil metalwork.
The Old Cinema
Physical Dimensions
Height
37cm (14.57")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Date of Manufacture
The Old Cinema has dated this Art Nouveau Pewter Mirror to the 1910s.
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