Wall mirror - Glass, Wood - Advertising Sign Frame - Coca-Cola

Advertising Coca-Cola mirror presumably made in Japan in the 1980s, a period in which numerous decorative reproductions inspired by the famous American advertising campaigns of the early 1900s were produced. The decoration reproduces the distinctive Art Nouveau style of Coca-Cola's early advertisements, with the famous red logo, golden floral friezes and the historic slogans “Delicious 5¢”, “Relieves Fatigue” and “The Most Refreshing Drink in the World”. On the right side there is also the female portrait attributable to Hilda Clark, a singer and variety artist who around 1900 became one of the first famous ambassadors of the Coca-Cola brand, appearing on posters, trays and other advertising material. The mirror thus represents an interesting example of vintage advertising memorabilia, particularly decorative and suitable for Coca-Cola collectors, enthusiasts of historic advertising, venues, bars or environments furnished in retro and industrial style. The mirror is in overall excellent condition. The reflective surface, the colors and all inscriptions are well preserved, bright and clearly legible. The black frame shows only some light marks and small signs of use consistent with age, visible in the photographs, which do not compromise the object's overall appearance. Measurements including the frame: 62 cm wide, 43 cm high, 1 cm deep. Weight 1.5 kilograms.

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