Stickley Brothers Table Mirrors

A rare antique tri-fold / tripart beveled mirror by Peter Wiederer & Brothers in New York dates back to 1887. Created in faux (wood) bamboo, this mirror can be hung on the wall with ...

This unusual table-top 'Psyche' table mirror dates from the 18th century, its wooden frame beautifully crafted from yellow-lacquered wood and decorated with hand-painted chinoiserie ...

American Art Nouveau sterling silver hand mirror, ca 1890. Beveled glass in round frame with baluster handle. In dense low-relief are swans with whiplash necks, a nymph with tentacul...

Early 20thC Gilt Folding Triple Dressing Table Mirror with bevelled glass mirror plates supported by gilt frame on scrolled cabriole legs in Louis XVI style - 22.5" w x 36"h x 1.5"d ...

American Burlwood vanity table mirror with round mirror glass and brass hardware, Circa 1930's.

A striking late 19th century Chinoiserie black lacquer dressing mirror, this fine example is as much an art object as it is a functional piece. The frame is adorned with delicately h...

Antique table mirror, dressing mirror or make-up mirror with jewelry tray and original mirror glass made entirely of gilded bronze, graceful floral and animal decoration, entirely in...

Antique Gustav Stickley Small Dresser mirror. Model 909. Made of oak, great condition. Original finish and original hardware. Great original color. Back solid oak wood. ** NO DAMAGE....

This beautiful mirror will look wonderful placed on a woman’s dressing table. It features an ebony frame which is intricately carved with a variety of motifs, inspired by classical design. The item is composed of an oval mirror, which is set within a shaped rectangular wooden frame. The frame is crowned by a medallion containing a portrait of a woman’s head in profile. This is decorated with a ribbon bow and flower swags which are held by two female figures, positioned either side of the medallion. The women have classical style nude...

Fully hallmarked on the edge.     

Interesting studio made mirror in the manner of Wendell Castle. Walnut sculpted base and armature. Mirror rotates on brass conical pins. Unsigned.

Turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau sterling silver mirror. Made by Lebkuecher in Newark. Two bracket supports joined by concave and crisscrossing stretchers. Hinged swing oval frame inset with beveled glass. Dense and fluid engraved scrolls, leaves, and flowers on lined ground. Each support has shaped cartouche (vacant). Glass frame engraved with interlaced script monogram. A timeless addition to a lady’s vanity...