Pewter More Mirrors

These are a good pair of Art Deco period, Book ends of two Pelicans hand carved in wood. Each stylised pelican has been well hand carved in a dark hardwood and stands on a base f...

1950s French Riviera rattan rectangular mirror with rings accents on the frame. Unusual handcrafted rattan rectangular mirror accented by ci...

An iron mirror from 1920s Belgium. An interplay of shapes and textures creates a weathered industrial aesthetic: a rectangular mirror is set inside a circular iron frame, oxidized to...

Large impressive rectangular ceiling suspended mirror with a beautiful solid brushed brass frame. Measures: 711mm (28") wide x 1219mm (48") h...

Wall mirror by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. The mirror is made of solid oakwood and is simple yet beautifully sculpted with brilliant joinery technique. In the style of Hans J...

French Art Deco palisander and pewter inlaid inkwell with 2 crystal wells.

Hand mirror in brass, designed by Ivar Ålenius-Björk for Ystad Metall, Sweden, 1930s.

From Italy, circa 1850, this giltwood Florentine mirror features a tremendous display of hand-carved curled leaves on multiple levels. The t...

Vintage, never used, vanity set with a bristle brush, comb and mirror. Each piece fits neatly into a velvet carrying case with hinge closure. Each piece features an ornate silver...

Sleek vintage modern wall mirror featuring a small shelf, stamped RS. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer).

Vintage pewter mirror and mirrored candle sconces with eagle motifs by noted Swedish decorative arts firm Svensk Tenn.

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Uno and Osten Kristiansson round oak mirror by Luxus, Sweden, 1960s. This vintage oak mirror is designed by renowned midcentury Swedish designers Uno and Osten Kristiansson for Luxus in the 1960s. It is truly an exquisite and sought after piece. Uno was born in 1925, and Östen two years later in 1927. Little is known about their formative years, but it can be surmised that they spent their early years in southern Sweden, learning the furniture trade from their father who ran his own furniture business, Vittsjö Furniture (established in 1919), named after the Swedish village in which it was located. In 1950, Uno Kristiansson founded his own manufacturing company, Luxus, which was also situated in Vittsjö. He produced a range of products, including home and interior lamps, furniture and mirrors, that were designed by the two brothers. In the 1950s, the collections were launched nationally in Sweden, and internationally across Europe. In 1968, Luxus presented a collection of lamps with brightly colored textile...