Pair of Arts & Crafts Gothic Stained Glass Mirror Lights

Arts & Crafts style golden oak wall mirror This is an unusual piece, the mirror is made in Golden oak, the frame is 3.5” wide with beaten iron roundels in each corner The mirror...

19th Century Arts and Crafts Stained Glass Window This is a pretty and colourful Arts and Crafts Cast iron window, with stylis...

Arts & Crafts Gothic carved oak table This is a wonderful table, the table base is an early piece with large bulbous legs, and the apron below has...

Pair of Large Arts and Crafts Amber Leaded Glass Pendant Lights These are a super pair of ceiling lights, they are made with petal shaped panes...

A Pair of Large Vintage Tiffany Style Lights Arts and Crafts Lampshades A lovely pair of lampshades in good condition, made in brass and leaded jewelled glass with Dragonflies arou...

A Pair of French Arts and Crafts Wall Lights with Flower Shades The Lights have very decorative silvered swan neck arms, and a Flower desi...

A Cotswold School walnut hand mirror. English - Circa 1950. Attributed to Hugh Birkett. The mirror is decorated with chip carving to the edge, with co...

Arts & Crafts workmanship, symmetrical design copper wall mirror of practical size. Finding the right, period pieces for your Arts and Crafts interior can be a long and hard proces...

Mirror with nice arch design, circa 1910. Original mirror.

Unusual arts and crafts Verre Eglomise mirror in oak frame Late 19th century, Early 20th century. Bevelled and cut verre eglomise mirror framed in profile honey oak frame wit...

Mirror with nice arch design, circa 1910. Original mirror.

Early 1900s artistic design Arts & Crafts wall mirror. This all-handcrafted, practical size Arts & Crafts antique with its original mirror is an absolute joy to own and look at. The unusual and attractive asymmetrical design of the embossed decoration at the bottom makes this hand hammered copper specimen stand out from anything we ever saw. The hand-crafted out of one piece of copper frame has an aesthetic beauty that you either see and recognize or you don't. There usually is no gray area and somehow the creators and the people who loved and bought (and still buy) those creations have something in common that is hard to put into words. We believe it has to do with a certain level of consciousness. The combination of the unique design and the marvelous patina of the beautiful copper AND the superb condition of the original mirror, makes this an absolute gem to come home to. By the way, the original mirror is in such remarkable condition, also, thanks to the zinc back plate. The zinc has protected the back of the mirror from corroding. On the zinc backplate of this mirror is the sticker of the French art dealer who offered this rare Arts and Crafts mirror to his undoubtedly well-to-do 'clientele' If you like this unique and completely original Dutch Arts and Crafts mirror (in the manner of Conrad Fehn...