Gilt Brass Mirror Coat Rack with Hat Rack in Rococo Style (7090)

Gilt brass mirror coat rack with hat rack — Rococo style. This elegant piece features a solid cast brass frame adorned with acanthus leaves and plant motifs, complete with double-sided hooks and a functional lattice shelf. Perfect for adding historical charm to your hallway.

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Height42.5 cm
Length59.5 cm
ColorNaturalYellowBrass

Description

Wall hanger with mirror and hat shelf — Brass, Rococo style

An elegant and expressive wall mirror-hanger with an upper shelf for headwear, made in the exquisite Rococo style (Louis XV). The solid cast brass frame is decorated with asymmetrical acanthus leaves, plant motifs, and Rococo ornamentation. Durable double-sided hooks for outerwear are harmoniously integrated into the lower and side parts, while the upper part is equipped with a functional lattice shelf.

Snapshot of the Neobaroque and Rococo era, Modest Mussorgsky (Модест Мусоргский): The smoke of a just-extinguished candle hung in the air, and a heavy, oppressive, and anxious silence reigned in the backstage corridor of the St. Petersburg opera house before the second act of the premiere. The sound master, holding his breath slightly, approached the wall and with a heavy caress, cold to the fingertips, touched the cast metal surface, in whose hollow curves the dim gaslight reflected.

His restless gaze flickered for a moment through the dark metal profile grate and the corner of the faceted plane, trying to straighten the collar of his tailcoat and catch that elusive spark that would soon sound in the symphony. Next door, in the salons of the ports of Libau and Riga, as well as in neighboring PMemel, the sea wind was already driving the drops of autumn rain, but here, between the velvet curtains and the yellow gleam of brass, a moment was being born that could not be named.

The wall hanger was created in the mid-20th century, precisely replicating the traditional forms and plasticity of the 18th-century Rococo style. The product stands out for its high artistic quality of brass casting and structural durability.

The item is perfectly suited for decorating a hallway, wardrobe, or country residence. The wall mirror combines practicality and aesthetics, adding a noble historical charm to the interior.

The item is in good vintage condition. The brass surface has retained its natural patina and noble shine. The mirror glass is without damage. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.

Length: 59.5 cm Height: 42.5 cm Depth: 23.5 cm

Brass mirror hanger for hats in Rococo style

A luxurious and highly decorative wall-mounted brass hanger with a mirror and hat shelf, crafted in the exquisite Rococo style. The durable, gleaming brass frame is adorned with flowing acanthus leaves, floral motifs, and asymmetrical shell patterns surrounding a beveled mirror. It is equipped with sturdy double-sided hooks for outerwear at the bottom and sides, and the top features a functional four-bar shelf for hats and gloves.

Snapshot of the Neobaroque and Rococo era, Modest Mussorgsky (Модест Мусоргский): The smoke of a just-extinguished candle hung in the air, and a heavy, oppressive, and anxious silence reigned in the backstage corridor of the St. Petersburg opera house before the second act of the premiere. The sound master, holding his breath slightly, approached the wall and with a heavy caress, cold to the fingertips, touched the cast metal surface, in whose hollow curves the dim gaslight reflected.

His restless gaze flickered for a moment through the dark metal profile grate and the corner of the faceted plane, trying to straighten the collar of his tailcoat and catch that elusive spark that would soon sound in the symphony. Next door, in the salons of the ports of Libau and Riga, as well as in neighboring PMemel, the sea wind was already driving the drops of autumn rain, but here, between the velvet curtains and the yellow gleam of brass, a moment was being born that could not be named.

Manufactured in the mid-20th century, this hanger skillfully emulates the 18th-century Rococo aesthetic. The robust brass frame ensures both structural stability and timeless elegance for traditional and eclectic hallway interiors.

This wall unit serves as an ideal statement piece for a foyer, dressing room, hallway, or boutique hotel lobby. The combination of hooks, hat shelf, and mirror offers maximum functionality in a compact format.

The item is in good vintage condition. The brass exhibits a rich patina and minor signs of age, enhancing its character. The mirror glass is clear and undamaged. The item’s condition is fully depicted in the photographs.

Length: 59.5 cm Height: 42.5 cm Depth: 23.5 cm