Mid Century Italian Gilt Mirror — Architectural Form side-table What sets this piece apart

What sets this piece apart is the surface

Please note the second to last image showing the in-situ ropes are provided for inspiration on how to use

beginning with his first job assisting Stéphane Boudin of Jansen in the 1920s through postwar Paris society and into the go-go ’80s

reflecting traditional still life training focused on form

with tones of warm copper

Mid Century Italian Gilt Mirror — Architectural Form side-table What sets this piece apartStrong, architectural presence with the stepped corners feel almost like carved stone rather than timber, giving it weight and intention. Its not overly ornate, yet it holds the wall with confidence. The bevelled mirror edge is an important feature. The angled edge refracts light differently to the main mirror, you get a faint highlight around the perimeter, and the edge almost glows in certain lighting. The gilt finish is softly aged, with variation