Painted Mirrors

Large, gold-patinated wall mirror with stucco decoration in the form of tendrils and shells in the corners and in the middle of the moldings. The mirror glass has two blind spots in ...

A pair of European wood and reverse painted glass Courting Mirrors with floral motif crests and marbleized panels, circa 1780-1820. Courting mirrors were given as a courting gift an...

Tiny Biedermeier Wall Mirror, Cherry Veneer, South Germany circa 1820 Cherry veneered and solid wood.Refinished with shellac hand polish. Two ebonized half-columns with old g...

A French painted and carved tramp art mirror from the early 20th century, with circular raised motifs. Born in France during the early years of the 20th century, this French mirror w...

18th century French petit trumeau mirror, charming oil on canvas painting above original long mirror plate, carved and gilded frame. Some repairs to the painting as can be seen in th...

Hand painted Middle Eastern red and black lacquer box in rectangular shape with lid decorated a camel and palms. Great decorative box with miniature painting of a camel...

Unusual reverse painted Art Deco Mirror, game board. Folk Art. Amazing Art Deco designs, graphics, retains original oak frame with brass corners.

A wonderful Folk Art polychrome dome-top or tombstone wooden framed beveled mirror with applied snow covered tree crest and fourteen applied wooden angels, hand painted by well known Cape Cod Folk Art artist Peter Hunt (1896-1967). Hunt became a fixture in Provincetown, Massachusetts as a folk artist and furniture director at his collection of shops known as Peasant Village...

An English Black Forest style carved and painted wood mirror from the mid-19th century, with faux branches, foliage and fruits. Born in England during the 1850s, this mirror features...

Tabletop shave mirror (circa 1920s, USA) with a tiltable mirror and swiveling shaving cream or soap bowl (bowl only partially swivels). There is a narrow raz...

Fantastically uncommon flower encircled mirror of lacquered tole metal and gesso. Open frame work with depth and relief floral detail. Artes de Mexico was a San Miguel de Allende atelier where dozens of artisans created furniture in styles indigenous to the region. No two pieces were exactly alike. Each was signed by the artisan, and this mirror was signed "Saldana," "Mexico." The atelier was owned by Englishman Guy Schlee and Jeanne Valentine...

Charming wooden mirror frame with original colors, repurposed from 18th century horse carriage parts.