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A refined example of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship, this dressing mirror by De Coene Frères—crafted circa 1930—embodies the elegance, precision, and material richness that defined the interwar period. Known for their exceptional furniture and interior commissions, De Coene was one of Belgium’s most prestigious ateliers, blending modernist geometry with luxurious finishes.
This piece features a full-length mirror framed in warm walnut veneer, its surface polished to a soft sheen that accentuates the natural grain and depth of the wood. The composition is asymmetrically balanced: to the right of the mirror sits a built-in cabinet with a hinged door, opening to reveal four small drawers with metal knobs—ideal for storing personal items, accessories, or grooming tools. Above the drawers, a glass shelf supported by sleek metal brackets adds a touch of lightness and modernity.
The silhouette is streamlined yet opulent, with subtle architectural references and a sculptural presence that speaks to De Coene’s mastery of proportion and detail. This dressing mirror would have originally graced a private boudoir or dressing room, offering both function and visual sophistication.
Today, it stands as a testament to Belgian Art Deco’s quiet glamour, less flamboyant than its Parisian counterpart, yet deeply committed to craftsmanship and material integrity.
Dimensions:
Height: 181 cm
Width: 125 cm
Depth: 45 cm