Antique Architectural Mirror

Pretty antique French bleached and whitewashed architectural mirrors. Beautiful patina! Note: Price listed is for one.

Fabulous arch top cast bronze mirror with grape & vine decorations. Dragons on the outer edge. A true work of art in the casting process. In excellent vintage condition with minimal ...

Large 19th Century French silver gilt architectural mirror.

Truly extraordinary pair of English 19th century Gothic Revival architectural mirrors, nearly 9 feet tall. In the manner of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (aka God's Architect).

Repurposed architectural element in original old paint with distressed mirror and painted cast metal scrolls and shell embellishment.

A striking architectural mirror fashioned from an antique dormer window frame, exuding authentic European charm and a deeply aged patina.

This architectural mirror boasts a gently arched central plate flanked by two narrower side mirrors, all retaining their original mercury glass with desirable age-appropriate spottin...

The restrained, architectural mirror frames contrast beautifully with the sculptural brass arms, whose detailing and construction clearly anchor the pieces in the early 19th century.

A French XVIII Century painted architectural trumeau mirror, set within a pedimented panel.

This trumeau is not merely a mirror but a piece of "wall architecture," designed to anchor a room with the formal elegance of a Parisian hôtel particulier from the early 1800s.

A finely carved George II looking glass, dry stripped to its original gilding having a swan neck pediment centered by the original cartouche carved with scrolls and acanthus leaves, ...

Handsome pewter gray iron antique mirror from England having a central decorative star and great architectural form.

A French neoclassical style architectural element from the 19th century, made into a trumeau mirror.

A French mirror carved with architectural and lyre accents from the early 20th century.

A 1910s Belgian oak mirror defined by its clean architectural lines and understated decorative presence.

The mirrors are clean, solid, and ready for use. Capture the essence of architectural history with this exceptional pair of converted zinc windows, reimagined as stunning mirrors.

A wall mirror in the neoclassical design style, circa early-20th century. Mirror appears to have been a part of another piece (old glue on back) and removed. I'm showing mirror (with...

Antique 19th Century Victorian Style Quarter-Sawn Oak Carved Chicago Architectural Salvage Beveled Pier Mirror  19th-Century Victorian pier mirror crafted from quarter-sawn oak with...

Beautiful Venetian Mirror Crown with Family Crest

Large mirror in antique decorative frame. The frame is decorated with architectural elements such as a tympanum and Ionic pilasters.

Painted fanlights with mirror inserts

An English brass and mirror architectural element from the 19th century with abundant floral and fruit décor surrounding a monogram.

An Italian large-scale architectural floor mirror, with its original paint, from the 19th century.

Architectural Louis XVI Style Giltwood Frieze Panel with Mirror, 80” Wide France, Late 19th/Early 20th Century An impressive architectural Louis XVI style giltwood frieze panel of e...

This 18th-century French Trumeau mirror is an architectural masterpiece of the Louis XV period, specifically crafted in polychrome pine.

Delicate carved edging frames the piece, lending a sense of balance and sophistication while drawing the eye toward the central mirror plate. Both decorative and architectural in pr...

An elegant Antique Victorian full-length wall mirror crafted from solid, richly toned carved wood, featuring an ornate architectural frame with a warm, deep patina.

A distinguished example of 18th-century French Neoclassicism, this Louis XVI giltwood mirror features an architectural rectangular frame topped by an elaborate pierced cresting.

The gilt-tipped accents provide a luminous contrast against the weathered, textured cream background, embodying a sophisticated blend of rustic charm and architectural grandeur. This...

With its compact diameter, carved surface, and architectural depth, the mirror offers a decorative accent that works well in both traditional interiors and more layered contemporary ...

1-4073 hand decorated sunburst mirror.

Over 250 years, the mercury tends to oxidize near the edges, creating small "constellations" of dark spots that certify their age and add a mystical aura to the reflection. As a pair...

The mirror displays clean lines and balanced proportions, complemented by a subtly scalloped crown that adds gentle architectural interest.

A very well-detailed figured walnut table cabinet in the neoclassical taste with an elaborate metal filigree door opening to reveal a beveled mirror above 2 small drawers, surmounted...

Oak little walnut armoire chef d'oeuvre of a cabinetmaker. In its original sense, a masterpiece is a piece that marks the completion of an artisan's training, who, through this prod...

An elemental carved oak Pier Mirror with an Architectural feel. Ca, 1840. A tall narrow carved natural oak surround for the mirror.

Dimensions in cm: Height 162 x width 101 x depth 12 Dimensions in inches: Height 63.8 x width 39.8 x depth 4.7 Mirrors are commonly used for personal grooming or admiring oneself (...

The simple but architectural frame enhances the beveled mirror plate which shows an overall spotting and crazing associated with early mirrors (Please see images 2,3,4 for spotting).

Late 19th century marble and brass clock case with applied brass mirror.

Shoe shop mirror advertising sign, A S & Sons Shore Pedic Shoes. This is a great and authentic piece, the sign has gold mirrored lettering on brown glass, the glass is set in a bl...

A carved walnut Victorian Eastlake period pier mirror Circa 1880's. The architecturally carved mirror with ornate openwork geometric motif, and zig-zag crest.

Dimensions in cm: Height 144 x Width 89 x Depth 11 Dimensions in inches: Height 4 foot, 9 inches x Width 2 foot, 11 inches x Depth 4 inches Mirrors are commonly used for personal...

The ironwork is taken from the choir screen removed from Salisbury Cathedral in 1959 and later fitted with mirrored glass. The cathedral is known for its gothic architecture, with t...

This impressive oversized trumeau mirror, crafted in stripped fir, dates from the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900).

The frame is adorned with carved laurel leaf detail along the sides, giving the mirror a graceful architectural presence while keeping the overall design light and tailored.

The ironwork is taken from the choir screen removed from Salisbury Cathedral in 1959 and later fitted with mirrored glass. The cathedral is known for its gothic architecture, with ...

The frame is defined by large diamond-shaped corner blocks, deep geometric carving, and a strong architectural presence. Object: Wall mirror Style: Antique, Spanish Revival Period:...

The proportions are refined and balanced, giving the mirror a timeless architectural elegance that works beautifully in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

They were usually positioned above a mantel or console as focal points and in a large size for architectural impact. This type of mirror in today's interiors is extremely versatile.

This mid 18th century Italian Tuscan Neoclassical Mirror features an architectural carved wood frame richly decorated with gilding and muted polychrome, characteristic of Italian cra...

This striking piece displays the dramatic sculptural vocabulary that defined Italian decorative arts of the era; voluminous scrolls, pierced foliate motifs, and a proudly cresting to...

Dimensions in cm: Height 78 x width 56 x depth 8 Dimensions in inches: Height 30.7 x width 22.0 x depth 3.1 Mirrors are commonly used for personal grooming or admiring onesel...

The frame is constructed with rounded faux bamboo members joined at the corners, with notched and angled end details that give the mirror a more architectural silhouette than a stand...

Whether placed in an entryway, living room, or hospitality setting, this mirror brings a timeless, architectural character.

The wooden frame, finished in a warm golden tone, enhances the mirror’s architectural presence. Made in France during the early Art Deco period, the mirror reflects the era’s emphas...

Richly carved and with a gilt finish, the frame exhibits graceful lines and intricate detailing that lend both elegance and architectural presence. The mirror features quality bevel...

The frame unfolds in sculptural rays, each carefully shaped to create depth, movement, and a sense of architectural splendor. Encircling the mirror is a finely carved molding adorne...