A sculptural rustic wood stick and ball mirror executed in the manner of Adirondack and Black Forest lodge furniture, featuring an intricate lattice of turned branch-form elements with spherical joinery and integrated brass hooks.
The geometric framing — centered by a rotated square mirror plate — creates a striking interplay between organic craftsmanship and architectural symmetry, a hallmark of early 20th-century American rustic design.
The warm, time-aged patina and visible handwork give the piece the authenticity collectors and designers seek. And would be perfect for placement in:
mountain lodges
Western interiors
Ralph Lauren–style rooms
Adirondack camps
modern organic spaces
The brass hooks add both functionality and a subtle equestrian / lodge reference, making it ideal for an entry, dressing space, or powder room.
MAKER ATTRIBUTION
While unmarked, this piece is strongly in the tradition of Adirondack “tramp art” and Black Forest rustic furniture produced in the United States and Switzerland/Austria in the early 20th century.
Comparable examples are associated with:
Adirondack lodge craftsmen
Swiss Black Forest carvers
Early Western resort furnishings
The turned ball joinery and branch-form construction are consistent with these regional workshop traditions.
CONDITION
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear, beautiful patina, and minor surface marks consistent with handcrafted rustic furniture. One of the gold hooks is a bit loose, but it is still functional.
Dimensions:
24.5" Wide
24.5" Tall
5" Deep with Hooks open
5.5 lbs
