French Art Deco Oak Mirror with Stepped Architectural Frame, circa 1935

A refined French Art Deco wall mirror dating to the late 1930s, executed in solid oak and defined by its bold, architectural stepped frame. The design reflects the classic “skyscraper” geometry associated with the later phase of Art Deco, with sharply tiered corners and a deeply profiled moulding that creates strong visual depth. The frame demonstrates high-quality cabinetmaking, with clean joinery and a well-balanced proportion between the inner rebate and outer stepped structure. The oak displays a rich, even tone with a fine grain, enhancing the sculptural clarity of the geometric design. Importantly, the mirror retains its original beveled glass, a key period feature that adds depth and authenticity, and reinforces the piece’s integrity as a late Art Deco example. This piece sits at the transition between pure Art Deco and early modernism, retaining the discipline and symmetry of 1930s design while anticipating the simplified forms of the 1940s. In excellent condition. A versatile and timeless decorative element, suitable for placement above a console, fireplace, or as a statement piece in both classic and contemporary interiors. Carefully packed and shipped via FedEx.