George Stockwell Mirrors

Beautifully formed black and white plexiglass mirror hand mirror, the layers of acrylic twisting to form the handle.

A fine large English cheval or full-length dressing mirror from the Edwardian era, featuring a mirrored glass panel framed in satinwood with inlaid stringing around the circumference...

This late Victorian hand mirror has a lovely silver plated frame with chased decoration of geometric patterns and foliate scrollwork. The rectang...

This antique dresser mirror is signed with initials by an unidentified maker, but presumed to originate from France and dating to approximately ...

The antique hand mirror is stamped "Sterling" and, in addition, has a "G" for Gorham and an anchor, the symbol that indicates the mirror was manufactured by the English branch of the company. The glass is beveled. Hand held mirror, vanity or dressing table accessories...

Small octagonal silvered antique wall mirror, Art Nouveau style circa 1900, decorated with friezes of flowers and leaves. Antique frame re-silvered with leaf. Frame width: 3 cm / 1.1...

The Mannara Mirror is a sculptural reflection of nature’s elegance. Crafted exclusively, this one-of-a-kind mirror is individually cast in aluminum using a technique developed unique...

19th century authentic exquisitely detailed handheld crystal mirror that is decorated with cloisonné enamel with lots of flowers, a bird and a butterfly. France, circa 1880.

Splendid double sided hand mirror, European, 1900s.

Pair of antique French octagonal mirrors with ornate wood molding and stylized stucco decorations. Re-gilding to the patinated leaf. Antique wo...

Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1961 by Albert Carter, this very attractive, sterling silver dressing table set, is gilt, and features e...

Neoclassical Regency style handcrafted mirror. Rectangular hand carved wooden structure with silver foiled finish. Spain, 1970.