FUR-034 Bernhard Rohne for Mastercraft — Acid-Etched Wall Mirror, Burl Veneer Frame, 32" × 51", Hollywood Regency c.1970s

A striking and rare original wall mirror designed by Bernhard Rohne for Mastercraft — a centerpiece decorative object in the Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency tradition. Featuring the iconic Mastercraft combination of richly grained burl veneer framing and exquisitely acid-etched decorative panels, this mirror brings the full drama of Rohne's signature aesthetic to any wall.

Bernhard Rohne was the principal designer for Mastercraft, the Detroit-based luxury furniture manufacturer that set the standard for American Hollywood Regency design in the late 1960s and 1970s. Rohne's acid-etching technique — chemically engraving intricate geometric and organic patterns directly into metal surfaces — became the studio's most celebrated and recognizable hallmark. Mastercraft mirrors are among the most sought-after decorative objects in the category, regularly appearing on 1stDibs, Wright, and Palm Beach Modern Auctions.

Details:

• Designer: Bernhard Rohne
• Manufacturer: Mastercraft, Detroit, MI
• Style: Mid-Century Modern / Hollywood Regency
• Period: American, circa 1970s
• Dimensions: 32" H × 51" W
• Materials: Burl veneer frame, acid-etched panels

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use, including expected wear to high areas and tops — entirely typical for a vintage piece of this period and entirely consistent with its authentic character. The acid-etched panels and burl veneer frame are intact and presentable.

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