Set of 2 mirror fasteners in chrome brass by Jules Wabbes from the Générale de Banque

These mirror fasteners by Jules Wabbes have been salvaged in 2014 by our team from the former headquarters of the Générale de Banque (now BNP Paribas Fortis). The building, constructed between 1968 and 1979, was located on the Warandeberg in Brussels. Two renowned Belgian designers from that period, Jules Wabbes and Christophe Gevers, were commissioned to design the interiors. They are both well-known for their meticulous approach to craftsmanship and distinctive use of high-quality, timeless materials. Each salvaged item has developed its own unique patina during its time in use.

The product can also be used as cabinet handle.

Used condition. This hardware is made of chrome-plated brass. Over time, the chrome layer has worn away in some places through regular use and exposure, revealing the brass substrate beneath. This wear may result in variations in surface colour and texture, including areas of dullness or minor oxidation. Such changes are consistent with the material composition and age of the hardware. The foam to protect the mirror edges are used/missing. Dusty, needs to be cleaned.