Met X Eichholtz Metal Arch Wall Mirror

Features

• Handcrafted by skilled artisans.
• The mirror is inspired by Thomas ’s (1718–1779) design for a mirror (ca. 1753–62) in The Met collection. In 1754, published the first edition of his successful book Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, which contains 161 engraved plates for a range of furniture in the Gothic, Chinese, and Rococo styles, plus a series of plain domestic pieces. Though this particular mirror design wasn’t published in the book, it’s reflective of ’s popular English-Rococo aesthetic.
• Indoor use/dry locations only.
• Avoid exposure to excessive sunlight and humidity and extreme changes in temperature. Be careful of wet rings forming on the surface after watering flowers or plants. Never expose the furniture to pets with sharp claws or other sharp objects. Use coasters and felt pads under lamp bases and accessories.