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Rare Anthropologie Who’s the Fairest Brass Branch Swivel Mirror (Refurbished)

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Rare Anthropologie Who’s the Fairest Brass Branch Swivel Mirror (Refurbished)

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WhimsicalFairycoreCottagecore
An absolute holy grail find for vintage Anthropologie home collectors! The highly coveted, long-retired Who’s the Fairest tabletop vanity mirror. This whimsical, fairytale-inspired masterpiece features a heavy, sculptural brass stand meticulously detailed to look like organic tree branches and woodland twigs. Perfect for adding a touch of fairytale magic, Fairycore, or Snow White elegance to your vanity, dresser, or bathroom counter. These are nearly impossible to find online! REFURBISHED / GLASS CONDITION NOTE: This rare piece was salvaged from older stock. The original cracked magnifying mirror side has been replaced with a brand-new, pristine, high-quality regular mirror glass pane. Please note a small gap between mirror and frame edging on one side. The structural brass frame is in perfect, sturdy vintage condition, boasting a gorgeous, authentic, natural aged patina. The swivel mechanism operates perfectly! Details: Brand: Anthropologie (Rare Archive Piece) Style Name: Who’s the Fairest Vanity Mirror Material: Heavy Patinated Brass and Mirrored Glass Design: Organic tree branch stand with swivel mirror frame Condition: Excellent refurbished vintage condition. Flawless new glass housed in a beautifully patinated, authentic brass frame. Smoke-free home. This is a heavy, substantial piece that will be wrapped securely in multiple layers of bubble wrap and sturdy box reinforcement to guarantee it arrives safely! Open to serious offers.

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