Studio Concepcion, LLC Furniture

Large and impressive pair of aged gilt Rococo style framed mirrors with pierced and foliate detailed crowns. Could be used over a pair of consoles or in a double vanity...

Nice abstract composition ceramic mirror, circa 1960, France. Thick raw sandstone with enameled polychrome decor, hollowed or embossed. Dimensions: 34 cm W, 48 cm H, 4 cm D. Good original condition. Rare item. All purchases are covered by our Buyer Protection...

The “Diamond" mirror is from the 2016 collection of Alex Drew & No One. Inspired by traditional craftsmanship while incorporating a modern...

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The “Hex Mirror" is from the 2016 collection of Alex Drew & No One. Inspired by traditional craftsmanship while incorporating a modern edg...

This exquisite Niermann Weeks "Tole Griffin" mirror is a standout piece from the esteemed American design house, now discontinued and highly sought after by collectors of luxury decor. Crafted with the brand's signature tole (hand-painted metal) technique, this mirror blends neoclassical elegance with artistic flair, featuring a richly detailed frame that showcases the craftsmanship of a bygone era. The frame is adorned with intricately sculpted griffin figures—mythical creatures with the body of a lion and the wings of an eagle—perched symmetrically atop, symbolizing strength and protection. At the center, a decorative urn with floral motifs adds a touch of opulence, flanked by additional floral medallions at the corners, all rendered in a warm, aged bronze finish with a textured patina. The latticework design, with its crisscrossing supports, evokes the grandeur of antique architecture, making this mirror a statement piece for any sophisticated interior. Originally produced by Niermann Weeks, a company renowned for its high-end, handcrafted furnishings, this "Tole Griffin" mirror is no longer in production, adding to its rarity and value. The piece bears the Niermann Weeks mark, a testament to its authenticity and quality craftsmanship. Its vintage appeal lies in the hand-painted tole finish, which develops a unique patina over time, enhancing its character. The mirror itself provides a clear reflection, framed by the robust metal structure, and is backed with a sturdy cardboard panel for support. In excellent vintage condition, the mirror exhibits minor wear consistent with age—slight patina variations and subtle scuffs on the tole finish that only deepen its antique charm. No major damage or restoration is noted, preserving its original integrity. This piece is ideal for mounting above a mantel, in a dining room, or as a focal point in a gallery wall, blending seamlessly with traditional, neoclassical, or eclectic decor styles. A rare find for collectors and interior designers, this discontinued Niermann Weeks mirror...

This is a Chinese Chippendale style carved mirror in a white lacquered finish. It is in very good condition and unmarked. It is Italian and dates to the 1970s.

The “Plane Mirror" is from the 2018 collection of Alex Drew & No One. Inspired by traditional craftsmanship while incorporating a modern e...

The 8th mirror created in the pursuit of finding rare shapes in reflective objects. This entry in the spontaneous mirror series is CNC cut from a single piece of inked cherry and fea...

The "Simplex" mirror is from the 2015 collection of Alex Drew & No One. Inspired by traditional craftsmanship while incorporating a modern...

The “Scale Mirror" is from the 2018 collection of Alex Drew & No One. Inspired by traditional craftsmanship while incorporating a modern e...

The smaller size of the Present Perimeter mirror, form no.18 of 33. Each form is from an edition of 3 units. Debuted at Collective Design Fair...