Mirror

Raymond Templier French

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Templier, born into a family of jewelers, was best known for his abstract designs of the late 1920s and 1930s. This hand mirror presents the
suggestion of a fashionable lady dressed for a masquerade; its style is reminiscent of fashion and advertising illustrations of the period.

Mirror, Raymond Templier (French, Paris 1891–1968 Paris), Silver, gold, carnelian, enamel, pewter, French

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Mirror, Raymond Templier (French, Paris 1891–1968 Paris), Silver, gold, carnelian, enamel, pewter, French
Mirror, Raymond Templier (French, Paris 1891–1968 Paris), Silver, gold, carnelian, enamel, pewter, French
Mirror, Raymond Templier (French, Paris 1891–1968 Paris), Silver, gold, carnelian, enamel, pewter, French

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