Brass Hand Mirror, Ivar Åhlenius Björk, Ystad Metall, Sweden. 1930s. ceramics implying the focus of the

implying the focus of the designer’s attention towards the form of the piece

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Brass Hand Mirror, Ivar Åhlenius Björk, Ystad Metall, Sweden. 1930s. ceramics implying the focus of theIvar hlenius Bjrk is a well known figure from the Scandinavian modernist period, designing a wide range of brass and bronze accessories during his career. The classic 'Lily' candleholder he designed in 1939 is an icon of sculptural simplicity; this very rare hand mirror produced by Ystad Metall showcases many similar qualities. The mirror is two faced, of medium weight, the squared handle flanked by layered sculptural brass strips mimicking leaves on