A captivating 1920s mirror distinguished by its hand-carved and gilded frame paired with exquisite églomisé decoration. The reverse-painted glass is adorned with delicate flowers and birds, rendered with painterly finesse and luminous detail, creating a poetic interplay of reflection and ornament.  A peacock sits in the cartouche.  

The gilded carving frames the composition with warmth and refinement, while the églomisé technique—celebrated for its depth and subtle brilliance—imbues the surface with a softly glowing, jewel-like quality. Flowers and birds evoke the romantic spirit of early 20th-century decorative arts, blending naturalistic imagery with refined craftsmanship.