Plastic Sunburst Mirrors

20th-century authentic, exquisitely detailed handheld wooden mirror decorated with cloisonné enamel with many flowers, a bird and a butterfly., circa 1970. Impressive Flame Brown Mah...

A gorgeous starburst mirror. Made of plastic or resin. No chips, no cracks, no repairs. It measures approximately 16.25" in diameter, Mirror itself is approximately 5 1/2" in diamete...

Allibert - round mMirror - Model A41 - bathroom mirror - Space Age - mirror with lighting - Mid Century - 1970

Exceptional illuminated mirror of the 1960s. Star or Flower shaped. Sunburst Design. Acrylic Beads are lined up on a brass frame. Sockets with 6 x E14 bulbs. Adapters for the ...

A beautiful starburst sunburst mirror. Made of gilded plastic. It measures approximate 26 1/4" in diameter, the mirror itself is about 7 1/8" in diameter. It stands approximate 2 1/4...

Mid-Century Modern vintage circular like wall mirror backlit framed with lucite flowers in amber color tone by Emil Stejnar 1950s Austria. The wall m...

Italian gilded plastic sunburst mirror, produced during 1970s. It is a round wall mirror made of gold-plated styrofoam, in amazing conditions and with a delicate and nice patina....

This beautiful mirror by Line Vautrin is framed, like many of her finest, by strips of talosel, a material of her own creation, arranged in red like rays of a setting sun. Signed ...

A stunning French convex wall mirror by Parisian art jeweler Line Vautrin (1913-1997) circa 1950s-1960s. A relatively rare model called "Tudor". Textured talosel construction with si...

Beautiful mid century sunburst mirror. Total diameter 120 cm. Mirror diameter 48 cm It can also be used as a photo frame.Only the frame is for sale.

Eye-catching Mid-Century Modern flower shapes mirror with gilt and green textured glass frame. Spain, 1960s This wall mirror features a frame comprised by alternating glass petals in...

Functional art piece mirror 'vanity cave 01' sizes: width: 150 cm depth 30 cm height 125 cm materials: polyether foam, urethane, pigments edition: unique piece Sub-Antic Crackossian Empire Slabs are an on-going series of various colourful faux stone volumes, that are extracted and carved from a gigantic polyether foam bloc. Touche–touche is a freshly born collaboration resulting from the collision of artists Carolin Gieszner and Théo Demans. Both have been showing their scenographic installations in renowned contemporary art institutions such as the Haus Der Kunst Munich, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht Now, they are bringing the fictitious scenarios they’ve developed within their immersive environments to the realm of daily objects. Their Craft of soft stone creation draws from stage arts, situating the objects as props of a non written play or movie. With their rudimentary tools and relentless efforts they carry out a raw process that confronts the softness of the material. The foam cube...