Offered by: Babou New York
By Appointment Secaucus, NJ 07094 , United States Call Seller 917.664.4449

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Corrado Corradi Dell' Acqua "Vipera" Mirror for Azucena, Italy, circa 1960

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  • Description
    A circular brass wall mirror, designed by Corrado Corradi Dell' Acqua for Azucena, circa 1960. The brass molded circular frame is hung with a cord on top which attaches to the back wood frame and is adjustable, the cord culminates in tassels in copper and brass from the base of the frame. A beautifully crafted artisanal mirror; a wonderful jewel for any interior.

    Designed by Corrado Corradi Dell' Acqua for Azucena, circa 1960
    Size: 32" high with chain x 18" diameter x 1/2" deep
  • More Information
    Documentation: Documented elsewhere (exact item)
    Origin: Italy
    Period: 1950-1979
    Materials: Brass, Copper, Glass, Wood
    Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. In very good condition, no chips or marks to glass. Brass with original patina.
    Creation Date: 1960
    Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century
    Incollect Reference #: 706441
  • Dimensions
    H. 32 in; D. 0.5 in; Diam. 18 in;
    H. 81.28 cm; D. 1.27 cm; Diam. 45.72 cm;
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We are devoted to showcasing beautiful objects; the unique, the exceptional and the unexpected. We are an independent business based in New York City. We work with architects, interior designers and private clients around the globe. Babou features European furniture, art and objects from the 17th century through the 1970’s with an emphasis on classic and iconic Italian and French modernist design. Contact us 917.664.4449

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