English Victorian Fruitwood Floormirror

Wonderful mirror in good condition. Minimalist design.

Exquisite silver midcentury swans hand mirror marked with the year letter w for 1956. Minerva head with the a for Amsterdam. In very nice condition....

Very nice, large (high) plant stand made of solid mahogany made around the year 1880.   

Beautiful armchairs from the 1970s made of solid oak with a wicker woven seat. Fit perfectly with the style of designers such as Charlotte Perriand and Charles Dudouyt. Comfortable...

English Art Nouveau candlestick with 5 branches silver plated metal. The four grooved side branches intertwine in arabesque shapes and are removable. It rests on a circular central...

(Circle of) Jan van Ravesteyn (The Hague 1572 – The Hague 1657), Head of a bearded Man, oil on panel, 31 by 23,5 cm (measurements are of the panel wi...

We are delighted to offer stunning original plate glass Victorian mirror with hand carved barley twist oak frame from a grand Lake District estate This mirror really is impressive...

We are delighted to offer this absolutely stunning Aesthetic Movement Gillows of Lancaster Victorian Ash and Burr Walnut Cheval mirror with twin candle sconces What a find, in the...

Elegant cheval mirror in solid mahogany and mahogany veneer from the 19th century from England Very beautiful mirror which has its original glass which is beveled Very beautiful pa...

Italian 18th century Rococo archtop painted and gilded mirror. The frame is decorated with gold leaf c-scroll leaves and urns with a shell sculpted and carved molding. It has marbleized painted inlay with muted colors of blue, green, and gray with wine veining creating a marble effect. The mirror is richly decorated with carved wood elements and a coordinating trim. These frame the central shelf corner of the carved urns which signify the possible use of an over mantel for a large room with high ceilings. The mirror has the original mercury mirror and is distressed due to age. The back of the mirror is also original. This mirror was created in Italy during the Rococo era of the 18th century. Rococo style is characterized by elaborate ornamentation, asymmetrical values, and curved or serpentine lines as reflected in this mirror. This mirror was owned by Sybil Connolly, the world-famous, Irish-based fashion designer of the 20th century. She was known for creating the gowns worn by Jaqueline...

Free standing double sided mirror in a stainless steel base. The MORPHE series is the succession of the brand’s previous collections where serenity meets radical aesthetics. The c...

Contemporary standing mirror handcrafted from 100% Recycled Plastic by Anqa Studios / Iced Coffee Brown With its stone-like bottom and the fragile seeming...