Antique Architectural Mirror

Its elegant combination of gilded bronze, brilliant enamel colours and refined architectural lines allows this mirror to integrate effortlessly into a wide variety of interiors.

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...

The combination of fine veneers and decorative gilt appliqués gives the mirror an elegant architectural presence despite its relatively modest scale.

The frame is designed with rounded horizontal and vertical rails, articulated with ring-turned joints and projecting finial-style ends, giving the mirror a lively architectural prese...

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...

This French 19th century trumeau mirror combines the architectural with the artistic, fusing an oil on canvas work in the top panel above the rectangular mirror plate below.

An early 20th-century mirror repurposed from an architectural element, this piece captures the essence of intricate craftsmanship and timeless design.

The elegant vertical proportions give the mirror a strong architectural presence while maintaining a light and airy appearance.

This highly decorative piece reflects the elegance of the late Historic Revival / Victorian period, with strong influences from Baroque Revival (Neo-Baroque) design language—visible ...

This large and decorative panel would make a striking feature in an entrance hall, salon, or boutique interior — both as architectural ornamentation and as a mirror element.

Dimensions - H: 26 in W: 22 1/4 in D: 3/4 in A striking expression of early twentieth-century design, this Art Deco Distressed Paneled Mirror, dating to the 1930s, beautifully capt...

The frames are constructed with deep stepped molding, giving the mirrors quiet architectural presence without excessive ornamentation.

An antique French mirror from the 19th century, framed in richly stained ebony wood with a warm gilt inner trim.

Light, warm in tone, and visually architectural, this mirror embodies the approachable, country-house refinement associated with French faux bamboo design.

The rectangular frame is crafted in warm-toned wood with softly rounded inner corners that create a gentle architectural softness around the mirror surface. At the top, an intricate...

This striking mirror features an architectural carved wood frame enriched with applied metal decorative elements, creating a layered and sculptural presence well suited to both tradi...

The mirror has the characteristic form of the Louis Philippe period: a rectangular frame with softly rounded upper corners, a broad molded profile, and a calm, elegant architectural ...

The applied carved and gilt crest depicts a center cameo with bows, laurel leaves and architectural tools. The mirror plates are both old, however, not original to the mirror frame.

Late 19th century large empire style painted gilt wood wall mirror or trumeau Large rectangular mirror with architectural structure: the central field, consisting of a lower mirro...

A museum-worthy architectural statement mirror, suitable for refined classical interiors or as a dramatic contrast in contemporary spaces.

On either side of the mirror are column-style pilasters, which give the piece a structured, architectural feel.

The original architectural elements have been sensitively adapted with custom-cut mirror panels, blending historical authenticity with practical elegance.

This design was inspired by ancient Roman and Greek art and architecture. This mirror is a beautiful example of early 20th century neoclassical revival craftmanship, channeling the ...

Quite possibly conceived to conform with vashtu shastra, a traditional Hindi system of architecture which suggested mirrors should be covered when one is sleeping.

The original glass shows gentle foxing and age-related imperfections consistent with its date, qualities valued in early mirror plates. Architectural in form and vertical in proporti...

The shaped crest with an ornamental cartouche enhances the mirror’s refined and architectural presence. The warm gilt finish retains a beautiful aged patina, emphasising the craftsm...

This piece is a striking example of the Gothic Revival style, inspired by the dramatic verticality and ornament of medieval cathedral architecture. The mirror is crowned with a flam...

The warm copper tones pair beautifully with wood, stone, and natural textiles, making the mirror an effortless addition to both Scandinavian Modern interiors and contemporary archite...

French Louis XVI style carved wood boiserie featuring mantel and mirror with flanking pairs of doors. This set features intricately carved architectural details, inluding fluted colu...

The frame rises toward the center, lending it a sculptural and architectural presence. The mirror plate is of later date.

Equally striking above a mantel, console, or commode, this mirror brings both architectural presence and luminous warmth to an interior.

The elongated proportions and softly curved upper section lend the mirror a refined architectural presence, while the warm tones of the walnut enhance the brilliance of the intricate...

They have an ornate appearance, and are typically gold gilded, or have gold paint applied to resemble gilding. Mirrors are commonly used for personal grooming or admiring oneself (i...

Dimensions in cm: Height 123 cm x Width 96 cm x Depth 14.5 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 4 foot x Width 3 foot, 2 inches x Depth 6 inches Mirrors are commonly used for personal...

A substantial Victorian cast-iron wheel originating from the Paddington Basin section of London's Regent's Canal, retaining its richly weathered surface and remarkable sculptural pre...

In contemporary interiors, the mirror’s architectural presence and warm oak tones make it a versatile focal point.

Together, these elements reflect light from multiple angles and enhance the mirror’s architectural presence. The finely modeled gilt-metal mounts, original glass, and sophisticated...

This pair of 19th Century French mirrors features boldly architectural wooden frames with a white patinated finish, weathered beautifully over time.

A very Fine Italian carved and giltwood mirror, Tuscany mid-18th century. Cresting above a cartouche shaped engraved mirror depicting an Architectural scene, above a rectangular ...

The distinctive feature of this design—popularized in 19th-century Europe—is that the outer edges of the frame slope gently outward like a plumped cushion. Mirrors are commonly used...

Antique Arts & Crafts bar back offers mahogany construction with shaped crown having central carved fruit and nut medallion flanked by leaded stained and slag glass panels with cornu...

Neoclassical birch mirror with verre églomisé and parcel-gilt decoration, early 19th century, featuring classical figural scenes and architectural form.

Stylized floral patterns, beaded borders, and acanthus leaf details accentuate the mirror’s architectural depth and antique charm. The glass is clear and later replaced, providing pr...

Dimensions in cm: Height 127 cm x Width 77 cm x Depth 5 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 4 foot, 2 inches x Width 2 foot, 6 inches x Depth 2 inches Mirrors are commonly used for per...

The frame is notably thick and well proportioned, giving the mirror a strong architectural presence while remaining restrained and versatile.

Above, the arched panel inset features a delicate gilt bronze motif, enhancing the mirror’s understated sophistication. The wide molded cornice and shaped apron frame the design, bal...

Above, the crests have circular spaces, flanked by birds perched with its wings partly extended, and surrounded by elaborate frames that, like the rest of the pieces, have architectu...

Dimensions in cm: Height 160 cm x Width 80 cm x Depth 5 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 5 foot, 3 inches x Width 2 foot, 7 inches x Depth 2 inches Mirrors are commonly used for ...

A Robert Adam style mirror is a distinctively elegant type of Neoclassical mirror characterized by lightness of form, strict symmetry, and delicate decorations inspired by ancient Ro...

The original wood backing remains intact, and the mirror is ready for wall mounting. A striking decorative statement, ideal for an entry, powder room, living room, or layered into a ...

Caldwell was a principal supplier to major architects and interior decorators in New York, producing mirrors, lighting, and architectural ornaments for prominent residences, clubs, a...

A large gilded pier mirror with an architectural design. Beautiful patina and aged glass.

At over six feet in height, this piece would have originally graced a formal salon or grand entry, reflecting both light and the architectural scale in the room. Mirror is ideal for ...

An extraordinary decorative model inspired by the Nasrid style, signed by Francisco Giménez; it features a refined, handcrafted marquetry frame and an architectural composition that ...

Laurel branches extend across the crest and soften the architecture of the gently rounded frame, while a delicate beaded border outlines the mirror plate.

The original gilded surface presents a warm, time-softened patina. An architectural and highly decorative mirror, originally intended for placement between windows or doors, and equa...

Large Louis XVI painted and gilt carved mirror. Very large architecturally framed painted and carved overmantel mirror with pair flanking stylized gilt carved and dark blue painted ...

These panels were initially designed to insulate rooms, but they eventually became highly decorative creations that allowed menuisiers to showcase their skills. The two architectu...

Late 19th century Swedish empire revival birch pier mirror circa 1890. Fine architectural pier mirror made in birch.

A slender Biedermeier mirror, with parquetry-inlaid frieze, and architectural pediment.