This elegant antique psyche mirror is a captivating example of late 19th to early 20th-century European craftsmanship. Cast in silvered bronze, the piece features a finely detailed draped female figure holding the mirror aloft in a classical pose, reminiscent of Greek or Roman goddesses. The flowing gown is adorned with intricate patterns and decorative elements, highlighting the sculptor’s attention to detail and artistic precision.

The round tilting mirror is encased in an ornate bronze frame with delicate floral motifs, adding further sophistication to its overall design. The glass reflects beautifully, though the minor imperfections consistent with age enhance its antique character.

A small hole is visible at the back of the figure, near the base of her flowing hair, a subtle detail that does not detract from the mirror’s overall charm but rather adds to its authenticity and history.

A truly decorative and collectible item, this psyche mirror would grace any vanity, boudoir, or mantelpiece. Whether used as a functional piece or displayed as a sculptural objet d’art, it offers a perfect blend of form and function. This elegant mirror is ideal for collectors of antique mirrors, classical decorative arts, or refined French design. A rare treasure that combines history, art, and timeless elegance.

Condition: Minor wear and patina consistent with age, including a small hole at the back of the figure near the hair.