German Floor Mirrors and Full-Length Mirrors

This Mirror is the continuation of the Second Phase of Foreign Bodies entitled ‘Arrival’. This phase takes its name and inspiration from asteroids, moons, and celestial bodies within our solar system. The mirror is not intended to be a pristine mirror, but a mirror that slightly distorts the image from a distance, and the closer the view gets to the mirror the more in focus the reflection becomes. That is why instead of using a traditional mirror...

A Unique and Monumental Late 19th Century German Meissen Porcelain Mirror This palatial mirror is made up of around 12 wonderful individually hand c...

1970s Midcentury Round Wall Mirror by Vereinigte Werkstätten München Large round luxury wall mirror made of a full brass frame with off-white painted border and crystal glass mirror...

The Art Deco floor-standing mirror with a movable mirror, crafted in France around 1930, is an outstanding example of the elegant and innovative design of the Art Deco era. This floo...

Large mirror probably Franz Xaver Fortner with inlays in brass, copper, pewter, mother of pearl and partly colored lacquer inlays on the base and mirror frame, which can be tilted.

The BEAM floor mirror opens up new and exciting perspectives. From the front, the large, tilted, frameless looking glass appears to float. From behind, the angled surfaces give it a ...

Killa big standing mirror by Pauline Deltour. Materials: Galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel frame. Fibers from Iraca palm leaves fiber. Technique: Hand-woven with natural f...

Antique Art Deco style mirror with oak wood frame and beveled glass original to the period. It is a German production from the early 1930s, high quality and workmanship. The mirror...

This Period German Art Deco Black Walnut Mirror is a luxurious and elegant piece that exudes charm and sophistication. Crafted from high-quality black walnut, this mirror embodies t...

Killa standing mirror by Pauline Deltour Materials: galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel frame. Fibers from Iraca palm leaves fiber. Technique: hand-woven with natural fibers in Colombia. Natural dyed. Dimensions: W 34 x H 46 cm Available in colors: natural, sand, black, black, pink/ dark red, dark red, terracotta, carne, olive, menta. Also available in other sizes. The Killa Standing Mirror has been designed by Pauline Deltour after she studied the weaving techniques in local Colombian when she visited the country. The mirror with its obround shape and basket-like frame, hand-woven with fibers of the Iraca palm, makes a striking accent piece on a sideboard, chest of drawers, or dressing table in the bedroom...

An early 19th Century, antique German floor mirror made of hand crafted polished, partly veneered Cherrywood in good condition. The tall freestanding mirror is consisting its origina...

A Fruitwood & Ebonized Parcel Gilt Neoclassical Pier Mirror Circa 1800 Height 67 in. Width 33 in. Provenance: Property of a Gentleman Boston M...

Midcentury Large Wall Mirror in Brass by Vereinigte Werkstätten München, 1960s Gorgeous large luxury wall mirror made of a large brass frame with shiny internal golden finish and or...

This is a vintage optician's mirror. A German, cast iron and adjustable vanity or bathroom mirror with industrial taste, dating to the mid 20th centur...

Antique Antler Mirror with Console Table, Austria, ca. 1860 A large antler mirror with console table, made in Austria ca. 1860. The mirror is de...