Rare Early WMF Silver-Plated Table / Toilet Mirror – Rococo Revival Style, c. A scarce and elegant 19th-century Rococo-revival style silver-plated table mirror by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), dating to around 1885. This piece bears the first WMF mark, placing it among the earliest works of the world-famous German foundry. WMF was created in 1880 following the merger of Daniel Straub’s Geislingen factory and Alfred Ritter’s Esslingen factory, and quickly became renowned for its fine quality electroplated wares. The mirror is richly decorated in lavish Rococo motifs, with scrolling garlands and a charming winged cherub descending on a rope. The frame includes a foldable stand, making it both decorative and practical. Origin: Germany, WMF (first mark). Dimensions: Frame 32 × 19 cm, mirror plate 17 × 11 cm. Weight: 1.22 kg. Condition: Good antique condition – slight foxing to mirror plate, top of frame subtly bent (does not detract from appearance). Polished with museum-grade Renaissance wax for preservation. A fine and tactile antique mirror, ideal for collectors of WMF, German silverplate, Rococo Revival decorative arts, or as an elegant statement piece in the home. We are open to reasonable offers – simply use the “Make Offer” option. Our aim is a quick and fair sale, so if you are genuinely interested, please don’t just watch – make your move. Items are regularly reviewed and may be relisted under new listings. All our pieces are antique or vintage, and therefore show natural signs of age and use. Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description. All photos are taken in natural light to show true condition. Dispatch is normally on Tuesdays. We use UPS Express Saver for reliability. Good communication is always the best solution.
