French Mirrors

A sensational round etched mirror having Art Deco geometric design.

Les Argonautes (Frédérique Bourguet and Isabelle Ferlay), French workshop created in Vallauris, south of France, in 1953 and active until the death of Frederique Bourguet in 1997.

Les Argonautes (Frédérique Bourguet and Isabelle Ferlay), French workshop created in Vallauris, south of France, in 1953 and active until the death of Frederique Bourguet in 1997.

French Louis Philippe silver gilt and gesso mirror with a carved molded edge frame, interior row of beading, original silvered glass, and retains...

K0189 Tall XIXth century French full length mirror / leaner mirror or wall mirror, having original glass with some silvering and imperfections with moulde...

French Louis XVI-style (19th Century) mahogany cheval mirror with fluted brass trim and bevelled glass.

Early 19th c French gilt Trumeau mirror Fantastic example of a French Trumeau mirror with elegant proportions. The carved wooden frame is overlaid with gesso and gilt, finished in g...

Amazing large scale French Louis XVI style carved and silver leaf mirror with beveled glass. Featuring an elaborately carved crest at the top of the mirror and a fabulous finish. Stu...

19th Century French Louis Philippe Period Gilded Mirror is a timeless example of the genre, tailored in design yet exuding a subtle elegance that cannot be denied! The classic squar...

Wood fired ceramic mirror by Mia Jensen. Artist signature under the base. 2025. H : 1.6 x 8.3 inches.

Golden wrought iron mirror, neoclassical 1960s, midcentury Art Measures: H 63cm, W 41cm, W 22cm.

Ceramic mirror by les Argonautes, France 1960's

Antique French Gold Bronze Framed Table Mirror with Curve Beveling, Circa 1880.

Antique French wall mirror, wrought iron and gilded with leaf, Art Deco period circa 1935. Hexagonal frame adorned with flowers and golden foliages, patinated by time. Original metal...

This elegant, finely crafted mirror is made in bronze and gold leafed. Anasthasia Millot has learned to translate into bronze the fluidity of preferred textiles like jersey, crea...

Mirror made in style of Gabriel Viardot. With a hand carving finished in gold leaf with oriental inspiration and japanese chinoiserie aesthetics adapting to the European taste and th...

Purchasing an Art Deco wall mirror in the manner of Edgar Brandt from the 1940s is a brilliant investment for several reasons. Firstly, Edgar Brandt is a celebrated figure in the Art...

A striking and most impressive French 19th century Louis XVI st. double framed giltwood mirror. The mirror retains all of its original mirror plates throughout with the central plate framed within a lovely most decorative scalloped Les Oves designs with foliate accents and beautiful large palmettes. The mottled outer frame displays a lovely twisted rope design at the border with beautiful scrolled richly carved acanthus leaves and foliate movements at each corner. The stunning pierced top crown is centered by a charming finely detailed seashell framed...

Antique gilded French wall mirror Louis XVI/Classicism around 1780 Antique wall mirror of museum quality, France. Tall rectangular body, crowned with an amphora top and classicist g...

Rectangular ceramic mirror by Francois Lembo/ Mithe espelt Perfect condition Signed behind

Antique French mirror, circa 1930. Giltwood frame with ornaments in the "Berain" style, famous French 17th century ornamentalist (Jean Berain, 1640-1711). Re-gilding to the leaf pati...

Period Empire giltwood frame.

French Louis XVI style (19th century) bronze doré dressing table mirror with Bacchus and Bacchante figures.     

Enhance the charm of your space with this stunning vintage gilded wood mirror. Featuring an ornate rectangular frame adorned with intricate floral and scroll detailing, this piece ra...

French Black Forest style mirror from the mid-20th century features a faux-bois frame made of a variety of leaves nicely intertwined along t...

Wonderful 18th century silver gilt mirror. With decorative carved detailing and an original mercury glass plate. Circa 1780.

Signed by Line VAUTRIN and numbered X Beige Talosel and fragments of mirrors with a tarnished gold finish, modeled and hot-incrusted. Convex mirror of origin.

A gorgeous pair of early 19th century cast iron Medici urns from the south of France. These would look beautiful indoors or in the garden with their ol...

Monumental Scale Asian Form Bamboo Mirror, believed to be French, circa 1920s, possibly earlier. This is the largest bamboo mirror we have owned in 15 years in the antique business. ...

Very charming, French, Louis XVI period parcel gilt and painted marriage Trumeau mirror, featuring two birds kissing on the pediment. Other neoclassic...

Fantastic antique cushion mirror, also known as a repousse mirror, facet-cut mirror from the latter part of the 19th century, circa 1880, also c...

Empire period mahogany mirror. The triangle topped frame holding the mirror supported on two columns with two removable bronze candleholders. Standing on four carved griffon legs, th...

Late 19th century large empire style painted gilt wood wall mirror or trumeau Large rectangular mirror with architectural structure: the central field, consisting of a lower mirro...

Large light brown washed and carved mirror circa 1870-1899. Gesso-covered mirror washed in light brown color with remnants of original terracotta color size...

Rare, french antique Louis XIV style mirror, late 19th century. Antique frame Louis XIV style in carton-pierre (Pulped paper and glue invented in 19th century as a substitute for stu...

Exceptional large 19th century French Louis XVI carved and giltwood mirror. Featuring intricately carved flowers, urns and a crest at the top. Very impressive!!

Ceramic mirror by La Roue Vallauris, France, 1960s This company opened in 1962 and was run by Alexandre and Betty Fadas. La Roue was an outlet which...

Art deco red lacquer mirror with trimmings bronze details. Original beveled mirror (stung). A mark behind the mirror with a date (1928). By Louis Su...

Pair of alabaster and brass framed mirrors. Modern creation by Studio Glustin.   

1970s pair of round polished steel framed mirrors. Willing to split the pair, if a single mirror is wanted. Great condition with small, light scratching on one of the mirrors. Ref #...

Very decorative large Napoleon III "repoussé copper" pareclose wall mirror. Mounted on a wood base. Decorated with leaves, flowers ,foliage and putti. Around 1890-France.

A French large-sized, carved-wood mirror, with its original glass, from the 19th century. This antique over-mantle mirror from France is set within a rectangular-shaped frame, with s...

An impressive and high quality French 19th century Louis XVI st. giltwood mirror. The original beveled mirror plate is framed within a beautiful mottled beaded border with a lovely foliate Coeur de Rai design. At the bottom center is a smooth cabochon reserve framed within a richly carved berried...

French antique bronze mirror with angels 1930s - Private Collection Domenico Rugiano

A Nineteenth Century continental relief and gilt carved mirror.

One of a kind artist’s création leather mirror. Leather: Front side and rear side. All handmade. France. Embroidered with metal wire on puncture and embossments. Gorgeous piece. High...

Transport yourself back to the sleek and sophisticated 1940s with this faux bamboo mirror. The ultra rare mirror exudes an air of luxury and refinement. Outstanding design is exhibit...

Ceramic Mirror by les Argonautes, France 1960s

Elevate your decor with a touch of 19th-century beauty! This Carved French Oak Black Forest Tilting Tabletop Dresser is functional as well as elegant....

This 19th-century French-looking glass features a classical rectangular wooden frame adorned with artful carvings of abundant flower and foliate compositions, complemented by meticul...

Large Louis XVI Gilded and Painted Wood Mirror with Embracing Doves, 18th Century

An important carved and gilded wood mirror, with a very fine decoration made of flower garlands wrapped around the moulded frame, sculpted with acanthus leaves. A large foliate shell...

This elegant, antique Trumeau was crafted in Northern France, circa 1870. The long, rectangular mirror is topped with a square, hand painted canvas depicting a mythological scene; th...

Glazed Ceramic Wall Mirror by Jean-Claude Malarmey, Vallauris, France Elegant glazed ceramic wall mirrors with a muted pink, green, and beige decoration around the frame. Created in...

Ceramic wall mirror with birds and flowers (around the 1970s) by Mithé Espelt. A decorative piece surmounted by two pairs of enamel birds above and below the square mirror. The mirro...

This superb mirror with polychrome enamel decoration is an exceptional piece inspired by Nasrid art, representative of the architectural and decorative forms of the Alhambra Palace. Mr. Philippe Imberton is, at the present time, the king of enamel; he sows it on the glass, with a prodigal and brilliant hand, early by large plates, sometimes by light veins, but in such a way as to always produce the happiest decorative effects. Article by Louis Enault in La Presse, published on September 25th, 1884. The geometric and vegetal patterns are a real innovative achievement in the glass enameling industry. Arranged on a rectangular mirror, the enamels are elegantly composed and colored to form a Nasrid-inspired decoration, representative of a Mudejar architecture, and manifesting the cultural and artistic exchanges in the Iberian Peninsula in the 12th and 16th centuries. The outline of enamels in the form of a horseshoe arch is a typical element of Arabic-Andalusian architecture, visible from early Christian churches to converted mosques. The horseshoe arch is supported by very thin columns with a concave base and molded rings, a unique type of column that appears only in the Alhambra Palace and indicates the passage to a sacred or royal place. The capital is divided into two bodies, the first of which is cylindrical and has a voluptuous floral decoration. Above, a prism decorated with a plant frieze with a rounded base delicately curves the whole mirror. I have rarely seen more power combined with greater skill. Article by Louis Enault in La Presse, published on December 17th, 1880. The talent of the enameler is rendered by the richness of the polychrome ornamentation of the vegetal patterns, notably by the arabesques of the polylobed arch, that is to say small contiguous arches, each ending in a pointed arch, also polylobed. These arches also evoke the muqarnas vault, one of the most impressive decorative elements among the ornamentation used in the Alhambra. The alfiz, the frame that surrounds the outside of the arch, is decorated with intricate bands of red and yellow floral filigree. The entire portico is framed by regular and harmonious friezes, decorated with vegetal motifs and structured by lines of small white flowers. Six wild pomegranate flowers, also known as balaustes, are framed on a white enamel background by the eight-pointed star, a recurring figure throughout Islamic art. The flowers are slightly open and accompanied by small pomegranate seeds, a connotation of fertility and the literal symbol of the city of Granada, where the Alhambra is located. The decoration is also characterized by four mirrored fleur-de-lis, as if to express the meeting of the two monotheistic influences in Granada. We can see the extent of refinement in the detail of the rhinestone fixtures that attach the glass mirror to a wooden support. While the representation of human figures in Muslim art is prohibited, the reflections of faces in the mirror naturally thwart the ban. One can read in an article of the Arts Industriels, published in La Presse on September 25, 1884, some lines notifying a mirror preceding ours: It will not displease the women either to find themselves beautiful by reflecting their fresh faces in this pretty oriental mirror...

Authentic 19th century French carved giltwood small wall mirror having neoclassical design with mandolin at the top.

Antique French Napoleon III beveled gold gilt mirror featuring an ornate carved heraldic crest with sunburst bust cameo / medallion flanked by acanthus leaves, flags, a banner with f...

This spectacular brutalist industrial wrought iron wall-hanging mirror originates from France. The rare piece was crafted circa 1960. This remarkable, brutalist industrial wrought ir...

A striking French 19th century Louis XV st. giltwood mirror. The mirror retains its original mirror plate framed within a fine straight mottled border with a fine wrap around foliate band. The frame displays an elegant and most decorative scalloped shape with wonderful richly carved seashell...