Palace Mirror

This palace size hand-hammered Indian mirror is made from pure silver.

Friedman Brothers mahogany and gold Colonial Williamsburg governors palace mirror model CW-LG15 Georgian style mirror, circa 1980s.

This “palace” mirror is of considerable size and presents itself as a piece of furniture of great elegance and refinement, capable of enriching any environment with taste and class.

An antique Federal mirror from circa 1850, featuring a hand-painted eglomise panel depicting a palace scene.

A rare sterling silver palace size mirror by the English maker Neil Lasner, mid 20th century.

Exceptional and special mirror with elaborate design in the Rococo style. Giltwood hand carved with large swirling pattern at the crest, a rope design surrounds the entire edge, it...

This piece is incredible19th Century French Palace Size Carved Giltwood Mirror. Reflecting a French style, this grand mirror features intricate carving on the giltwood frame, adding ...

In the lower part we find 2 large mirrors Palace trumeaux in good general condition, some wear from use, one of the mirrors has been changed Dimensions of each piece: Height 247 cm...

English description: Aristocratic Palace Size Italian Louis-Seize Wall Mirror around the turn of the century An amazing artwork made of individual facet cut mirrors which have...

The intricate etched decorative panels reflect the influence of the legendary Barbini glassmaking family, active since the 16th century, whose tradition was so esteemed that Venetian...

Here we have a provincial large Carved Oak Hunting Lodge Mirror, made by Wallace and Walker in 1803 (222 Years Old), formerly from the King of Bavaria’s Hunting Lodge Berg Palace, an...

Visions at the Mirrored Palace (Shot 2019 on 35mm film) Influenced by American Neo Noir and films such as The Long Goodbye, Point Blank, and LA Confidential.

Sylvia van Opstall Mirror Room 120 x 120 cm Framing is possible The artist Sylvia van Opstall comes from all kinds of "worlds that deal with design and classical painting," the des...

This very rare champagne trolley comes from a French palace. The two mirrors above and below are engraved with a coat of arms: Moët et Chandon in Epernay Founded in 1745 Champagne Cu...

Saint Gobain has been manufacturing glass in a small village in northern France since 1693. The mirrors in the famous Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles were supplied by Sai...

Inspired by the heavenly halls and romantic folklore of India's ancient Mirror Palace, this enchanting maxi dress creates a soft and feminine silhouette with a wildly passionate heart.

Pelletier's important commission for the palace also included tables and mirrors, at the great cost of nearly £600, roughly equivalent to over two million dollars today.

Later, the statue was given to Louis XIV in 1681 to decorate the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles. Although more fragments were never found, the statue was later confiscat...

This chandelier is directly inspired by the emblematic chandeliers of the Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles. It consists of a central shaft decorated with crystal beads ...

An important pair of monumental thirty-one light giltwood torchères after the model by Jacques Gondoin for the Hall of Mirrors At the Palace of Versailles. French, circa 1870.