Chaty Vallauris sun mirror designed by Gilbert Poillerat.

 Trained at the Boulle school during the 1920s, Gilbert Poillerat developed a passion for working with iron and metal. Within a few years, he became known as one of the most important French wrought iron artists. In the 1940s, he conceived and designed a gilded metal mirror that captured the rays of the sun: the iconic Chaty Vallauris sunburst mirror was born.
 In the 1940s and 50s, these sunburst mirrors were produced in the CHATY ironworks in the town of VALLAURIS in the Alpes Maritime.
 Note the incredible metalwork: the spokes are made of bent metal and the mirror's outline is made of twisted metal.

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 Publisher: Chaty Vallauris
 Era: 1950s
 Origin: France
 Materials: metal
 Color: Gold
 Style: Vintage
 Dimensions: 70cm in diameter
 Mirror size alone: 18.5cm in diameter

 This magnificent metal mirror, dating from the 1950s, was sourced in Cambrai, France, before being carefully cleaned in our workshop.

 With its dimensions of 70cm in diameter, this mirror is ideal for decorating your walls in different rooms of the house.

 By combining this sunburst mirror with other decorative elements such as a vase, a book, a rug, or pendant lights, you can create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere in your home. Play with contrasts and textures to bring your entryway or living room to life.