Alfred Daguet (Paris, 1875-1942): A Gothic Revival repoussé brass and copper-mounted mirror with glass cabochons, signed and dated 1907

Dim.: 32,5 x 15,5 x 46 cm

Alfred Daguet was a French metalworker and artist, renowned for his intricate Art Nouveau designs in repoussé; a technique where metal is shaped from the reverse side to create raised patterns. Daguet's mirrors, crafted primarily in copper and bronze, are celebrated for their ornamental, nature-inspired frames, often featuring motifs like flowing vines, mythical creatures and delicate flowers. His work, blending craftsmanship and artistry, turned everyday objects like mirrors into unique decorative pieces, capturing the elegance and fluidity of the early 20th century Art Nouveau movement.

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- All cabochons still present.
- Generally in very good condition, with some wear. Mainly located just above the mirror, on the right hand side.

Hamerprijs incl. commissie: € 1.300