Art Deco Machine Age Tri-Panel Vitrolite Mirror

This striking Art Deco Machine Age Tri-Panel Vitrolite Mirror originated in the United States, circa 1935. The composition centers on a large flat rectangular mirror flanked by two narrow high-gloss black Vitrolite side panels to form a crisp tri-panel configuration. The central plate is trimmed with a subtle bevel and registers clean undistorted reflections. The opaque side strips provide graphic contrast and a pronounced rectilinear silhouette that reads as characteristic of Machine Age design. The piece reads as a study in geometry and finish, with polished black glass panels bookending the silvered mirror to create a streamlined architectural edge. The panels sit within a low-profile backing and are secured at the perimeter with compact metal fastenings, producing a flat wall-oriented form with a strong horizontal emphasis. The overall effect is a sharply modern statement that balances reflective surface with solid glossy planes. Its restrained ornament and rigorous geometry present a commanding visual presence. Excellent vintage condition.

United States, circa 1935