French Mirrors

A petite 1950s wall mirror by French ceramicist Roger Capron. The terracotta-toned ceramic frame, hand-painted with geometric and floral motifs, captures the essence of Mediterranean...

This 19th Century French oak mirror features an elegant rectangular frame accented by floral carvings in each corner. The frame’s light, weathered oak finish enhances the soft curves...

Ceramic flower-motif wall mirror with glazed leaves attributed to La Roue, Vallauris, France (circa 1960s). A charming, decorative small mirror with rustic but colourful details surrounding the elongated, rectangular mirror. A hanging cord runs through two openings in the top of the ceramic. In good overall condition showing oodles of character and Provencal charm. Unsigned but clearly attributed to La Roue studio. A video will be provided upon request. About the Artists: La Roue opened in 1962 and was run by Alexandre and Betty Fadas. La Roue was a studio which sold ceramics...

This large trumeau mirror is elegant with minimal carvings, a carved wood crest depicts a torch and quiver of arrows and is a high contrast to the...

French Mid-Century Modern stand lipstick mirror in cream finished resin core with inset elliptical mirrored glass designed by Roger Lecal for Chabrieres & Co. 1970. Marked at the ba...

Transport yourself to the opulent charm of the 18th century with this exquisite giltwood mirror from the era of Louis XVI. Adorned with a resplendent giltwood frame, this mirror boas...

ANTIQUE FRENCH LOUIS PHILIPPE GILT STATEMENT WALL FLOOR MIRROR CIRCA 1880 A beautiful large antique French gilt and plaster statement wall/floor mirror circa 1880. Some foxing to gl...

Round nautical rope mirror Audoux Minet, circa 1960. Size: 13 inches diameter.

Baroque Style Giltwood Sunburst Mirror, France, 1940s Eye-catching sunburst / starburst wall mirror handcrafted in giltwood. This sunburst mirror was made in carved wood, covered wit...

Mirror from France featuring a faceted octagon shaped frame with panels of eglomized mirror. The frame is made of an ebonized walnut wood.

An early 19th century painted and parcel-gilt Empire trumeau mirror with horse and chariot scene.

This elegant Louis-Philippe period mirror dates to the 19th century and is a fine example of French craftsmanship from the period. The frame features the classic rounded top typical ...

By Gabriel Viardot. Gabriel Viardot (January 2, 1830 in Paris - March 19, 1904 in Paris) is a Parisian cabinetmaker specializing in the production of furniture freely interpreted "C...

Bird ceramic mirror by les Argonautes, signed on the back, France, 1970's

Handcrafted mid-century wood mirror made in France, circa 1950. Manufactured in wood. In original condition, with minor wear consistent of age and use, preserving a beautiful patina.

Mid-Century Large Oval Rope Mirror Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet from South of France. H / 18.7 inches, W / 14.3 inches.

Vintage gold ornate wall mirror. Original finish. Comes ready to hang.

Boost your private interior with the exquisite artistry of Robert Pansart, whose visionary design shines through this rare pair of églomisé mirrored glass wall-mounted panels, crafte...

A stunning rare French Art Deco oval-shaped wrought iron mirror, surrounded by intricate flowers and leaves with scrolls in a hammered texture. We are the rare source specializing in...

This early 20th-century French mirror showcases a timeless rectangular form enhanced by its soft white patinated wooden frame with subtle gilded details. The aged finish and delicate...

‘Grand Psyche’, monumental Art Nouveau mirror by Maison Millet French, c. 1900 Height 270cm, width 170cm, depth 57cm This exquisite antique mirror was crafted around 1900 by the e...

A stunning period Napoleon III (1852-1870) French hand carved, painted and gilded wall mirror by JB Paris. circa 1850s/early 1860s Born in France in the mid-19th century, exquisitely hand-crafted high-quality Parisian work, using elements from timeless and luxurious historical Louis XV Rocaille style, in typical Napoleon III Second Empire fashion ornamentation and decoration are the focal points. Exceptionally executed, this remarkable antique mirror features a blackened (black lacquered) wood frame with an abundance of exuberant curving shapes, dimensional openwork, leafy acanthus scroll flourish elements, and visually striking profusion of brilliant gold gilded decorative motifs. Surmounted by an ornate sculptural cascading urn scrolling crest bouquet pediment, over ebonized frame embellished with contrasting giltwood fruit, flowers and leaf carvings, bordered by stylized foliage relief running ornamentation, encasing large rectangular flat mirror plate, flanked by a pair of elongated beveled glass side panels embellished with artistic etched glass accents. Signed, the boarded back stamped black "JB Paris" within a circle. Dimensions; (approx) 47.25" High, 32" Wide, 41.5lbs Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (1808-1873) was Emperor of France from 1852 to 1870 under the name of Napoleon III. In a way, the artistic codes of the Napoleon III style — also called Second Empire style — were presented at the Exhibition of 1844, during the reign of Louis-Philippe d'Orléans. He was an important influence on architecture, interior furnishings and decoration throughout the rest of Europe and North America. The Napoleon III style (also known as Second Empire) stands as one of the most unique styles ever produced. The eclecticism of the Second Empire is reflected in the association of past tradition with the development of modernism. It was often referred to as a “style without style”. The Napoleon III ”style” was in fact more of a combination of different styles from past centuries adapted to the modern era in order to correspond to a time of dynamic, innovative transformation. It stands out because there is nothing within it that is unique to itself. Everything, including materials, forms reproduced, and ornamentation used, was borrowed from styles that preceded it. Instead of drawing their inspiration from a single period, the artists and decorators from the Second Empire drew indiscriminately, with joyful exuberance, from all sources. Even so, this style, which is so apparently lacking originality, carries on a recognizable personality and is easily identified. Provenance / Acquisition: Acquired from highly reputable antiques auction...

French 19th century Louis XVI carved and gold leaf mirror adorned with herm on either side. The mirror features beautifully carved details overlapping the sectioned bevelled glass. ...

Handcrafted Long Ondulation Mirror by Alice Lahana Studio Limited Edition of 8 Dimensions: D 62 x H 155 cm Materials: French oak, mirror. Weight: 13 kg. The Ondulation mirror - Long...

Glass mirror with hand carved wood dragon attributed to French sculptor and cabinetmaker Gabriel Viardot (January 2, 1830 - March 19, 1904). Viardot was a French cabinet maker and sp...

Octogonal Wall Mirror with Carved Gold Wooden Frame, 1940´s. Its octagonal shape makes this mirror a unique piece. Its frame is fully carved, which gives grandeur to this precious pi...

Eye-catching bamboo and rattan sunburst mirror with looped details. Handcrafted in France, 1960s. This cool rattan wall mirror combines midcentury and chinoiserie accents. It has al...

Total height with mirror: 383 cm (151 in.) Console : Height : 97 cm (38 in.) ; Length : 291 cm (114 in.) ; Depth : 47 cm (18 in.) Height with pedestals : 178 cm (70 in.) – Width of pedestals tops : 36 x 23 cm (14 x 9 in.) Provenance: Hôtel de Bourbon-Condé, for the Conte de Chambrun, 12 rue Monsieur, 7th arrondissement, Paris. This magnificent white carrare and bleu turquin marble Louis XVI style console is embellished with carved and gilded bronze ornaments. The belt, adorned with a fluted frieze, masks of Bacchus and rosettes, is standing on six spirally fluted feet with foliage on the extremities. The part meant to be placed against the wall is divided in several pannels framed with moulded and beaded bronze. Above the console stands a giltwood and white-painted mirror, richly decorated at its top with a carved head of Apollo flanked by acanthus leaves and treillis. The mirror is framed by two patinated bronze female figures, each holding seven-light candelabra and standing on pedestals richly adorned with laurel garlands and bronze frames. These are casts by F.Barbedienne, after models by J.A.J. Falguière and P.Dubois (they are signed to the base, one ‘FALGVIERE and F.BARBEDIENNE. FONDEUR’, the other ‘P.DUBOIS’ and ‘F.BARBEDIENNE’). The original models of these bronzes were shown at the 1867 Exposition Universelle before being installed at the Château de Compiègne for the enjoyment of Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie. The masterful console was commissionned to Barbedienne around 1880 to garnish the interiors of the Conte de Chambrun at the Hôtel de Bourbon-Condé, 12 rue Monsieur, 7th arrondissement, Paris. This console was part of the sale of the count’s art and furniture collections that took place on the 18th of June 1900 after the count’s death (listed as lot n°52 in the sale catalogue). Born in 1810, died in Paris in 1892, Ferdinand Barbedienne, the most important caster of bronze pieces of art during the second half of the 19th Century, created and directed in Paris one of the major artistic founderies of his time. Barbedienne specialised in classical reproductions, whose models were exposed in famous European museums. Their illustrated catalogues included many diverse objects such as busts, ornemental sculpture (clocks, candelabras, cups) sometimes even life-sized and also bronzes for furniture. Apart from his own production, Barbedienne worked for the most renowned sculptors such as Barrias, Clésinger and Carrier-Belleuse. All his works were highly esteemed and he, himself honoured by contemporary critics. At the London exhibition in 1851 Barbedienne's firm won two « Council medals ». At the 1855 Universal Exhibition, he won a medal of honour. The success of Barbedienne's firm brought him many official commissions. At the London Universal Exhibition of 1862 Barbedienne won medals in three different categories : Furniture, Silversmith work and Artistic bronzes. Barbedienne was made an officer of the Légion d'Honneur in 1867 and Commander in 1878 when he was compared with « a prince of industry and the king of bronze casting ». His glory did not decline with the passage of the time for at the Universal Exhibition of 1889 the critics thanked Barbedienne for the example he set for other bronze-casters by the perfection of his bronzes. Paul Dubois (1829-1905) studied law before entering the workshop of Toussaint, then the School of Fine Arts. After travelling in Italy, he participated to the Salon of 1863 and won the third medal for the sculpture category. He won several other medals : the Medal of Honour with his Florentine Singer...

An imposing French 19th century trumeau mirror in wood and gilded stucco, crafted in a neo- classical style. This simple but elegant mirror is enclosed within a fluted giltwood frame...

This very decorative wall-mounted mirror was designed in France in 1950s by Audoux Minet. Adrian Audoux and Frida Minet were famous French designers and were part of a group of Modernist designers including Louis Sognot,Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Chareau. Audoux Minet's innovative use of rope in decoration pieces have become their own trademark.This mirror is typical of this period design and is all original. It was handcrafted and is in very good condition. It has got a beautiful horse yoke...

Pair of antique French mirrors from the 1900's in silver carved wood with stylized decoration of small flowers, ribbons and dentils* (* Flat ornament, forming with similar elements a...

19th century French Repusee mirror, matte finish for photo purposes only.

Chic giltwood parclose mirror with "entrelacs" decor on the side pannels. In the style André Arbus. A minimalist mirror typical of the 1940's with a typical French flair. In good vi...

A large Louis XVI period Trumeau Mirror, featuring a well-painted pastoral scene aligned above the rectangular mirror plate. The frame with a cream-painted ground accented by raised ...

Classical Wood Mirror Beige and Grey Color Beautiful Patina Color France 1970

Fabulous exclusive piece of illuminated palm tree mirror by Maison Jansen - Private collection Domenico Rugiano

Line Vautrin was inspired by the daisy flower (Marguerite in French) to imagine this elegant mirror made up of a row of 60 petals shaped alternately forwards and backwards. The cent...

Pair Of Venetian Murano Glass Wall Mirrors Circa 1900

Elegant blue and dark grey tones ceramic mirror. Signed. France 1970's. In the style of La Borne.

Old polished brass fireplace frame from the Bordeaux region (south west of France), mounted as a mirror from the 1960s. Made in France. The mirror can be positioned vertically or...

French antique giltwood mirror, Louis-philippe style with leaves ornaments and pearls. Re-gilding to the patinated leaf. Modern glass mirror. Antique frame width: 8 cm.

A neoclassical style polished solid brass mirror and floating console set with its beautiful original beveled rectangular mirror, chiseled S-scrolls and leaf ornaments. Restored con...

K0467 beautiful French, cream and gold leaf wall mirror, having original bevelled edge glass with some foxing in beaded and shaped frame with shell and floral centre crest to the top...

This Beautiful mirror is of the Louis XVI style and dated around 1870. The surface of the mirror has an old white (cream) and giltwood frame and the original glass mirror plate, ther...

Ceramic mirror by les Argonautes, 1960's

19th century French Renaissance hand-carved giltwood mirror was carved in the Italian style from solid wood, then gilded for an opulent effect. The entire frame consists of shell, fo...

French Riviera oval gold metal mirror with light palm detail around the frame. Mediterranean, circa 1960s. This Mediterranean wall mirror features an oval gold metal frame surround...

Sn4050 A superb quality solid mahogany French cheval mirror of elegant design, having original mirror plate with some foxing in moulded frame and turned and fluted supports with fant...

An extra large baroque or rococo fireplace mirror crafted in france around 1850. This stunning mirror has a sleek black frame with embossed floral motifs and nice thick layers of lac...

Very cute rattan wall mirror with 4 lights in the coconuts. Unique design typical of the seventies. High quality work entirely hand made. Excellent condition.

This stunning handcrafted mid-century seashell mirror features a meticulously arranged array of natural scallop shells and clams. Mounted on an early 20th-century mirrored frame, the...

This is an very early production Maison Brot mirror. Brot Miroirs (Established 1826). A dressing mirror, circa 1940. Three folding panels in a brass fra...

A fine large Louis Philippe arch top wall or hall mantle mirror from France, featuring a moulded surround with a beautiful patinated gold-leaf etched design around the circumference....

Beautiful big French wood gold starburst. Amazing patina. Convex in shape. Rare double wood rays with mirror in great shape. Mirror itself measures 7.5 inches round. Free priorit...

So many details to this beauty. Starting with the mirror on mirror wainscoat, diamond shape design bottom half, faux marble finish on the base. Each t...

Splendid big Art Deco vanity, solid wood base and maple veneer, French polish. Original mirror (oxidation). France, circa 1930. Mirror width: 64 cm.

Louis XVI Style Mirror In Stuccoed And Gilded Wood Circa 1880

Unique Bathroom set .still together after all these years , consisting of .A tilting oval shaped mirror .marching planchet .and the 2 original Bathroom wall lamps . All in a smoked L...

Sunburst starburst mirror handcrafted in rattan, France, 1950-1960. A cool Mid-Century Modern handcrafted rattan mirror with star or sunburst shape and all the taste of the Mediterra...

Enhance your home with the timeless elegance of this 19th Century French Wood White Patinated Mirror. This antique mirror features a beautifully detailed wooden frame with a distress...