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MITHÉE ESPELT, enameled stamped earthenware mirror, featuring a sunflower, green and ochre. Circa 1970 H. 35 - L. 30 cm

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MITHÉE ESPELT, enameled stamped earthenware mirror, featuring a sunflower, green and ochre. Circa 1970 H. 35 - L. 30 cm

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Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

MITHÉ ESPELT (1923-2020) Miroir « Ouvéa » Miroir rectangulaire en faïence émaillée blanche et dorée, et incrustations de cabochons de verre cristallisé Conçu vers 1985 32 x 27 cm Rectangular mirror in gilt and white painted ceramic, enhanced with glass cabochon Designed circa 1985 12 5/8 x 10 5/8 in. Bibliographie Antoine Candau, "Mithé Espelt, Le luxe discret du quotidien", Éditions Odyssée, 2020, un modèle similaire illustré p.189.

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ESPELT Mithé (1923-2020) Rectangular mirror with rounded top, "Cage" model, in sky-blue and turquoise glazed crackle ceramic with gold highlights, decorated with a pair of birds facing each other on a matte black background. Felt-covered reverse. Created circa 1967 (Worn, soiled). Height 31 cm x Width 19.5 cm Bibliography: Antoine Candau "Mithé Espelt, le luxe discret du quotidien", Éditions Odyssée, Graulhet, 2020, page 160 for a variant of our model.

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ESPELT Mithé (1923-2020) Patio" model square mirror with gold-glazed crackle ceramic frame in two registers, between which are shaded blue tiles. Felt-covered reverse. Created circa 1956 (Minor chips, wear and some firing defects). Height 32.5 cm x Width : 32 cm Bibliography: Antoine Candau "Mithé Espelt, le luxe discret du quotidien", Éditions Odyssée, Graulhet, 2020, page 112 for an illustration of a green and gold variant.

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