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Phillip Lloyd Powell Studio Mirrored Screens 1975c
$ 55,000
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Phillip Lloyd Powell Studio Mirrored Screens, c. 1975
Silver leaf over lacquered wood, mirrored glass with mirrored panels on the reverse
Dimensions: each 88 × 45 × 1½ in
A striking pair of mirrored screens from the studio of Phillip Lloyd Powell, circa 1975. Each screen features silver leaf applied over lacquered wood, with mirrored glass panels that create a luminous, sculptural surface. The design reflects Powell’s characteristic blend of craftsmanship and modern elegance.
Condition: Minor surface scratches consistent with age and use. -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: wood mirror Condition: Good. minor scratches throughout consistent with age and use Creation Date: 1975 Styles / Movements: Studio Craft Dealer Reference #: C00005096 Incollect Reference #: 832389
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