Art Deco Style Black & White Resin Diamond Design Wall or Console Mirror, a pair

A very stylish pair of brutalist style studded silver mirrors designed by Julian Schnabel ( American, 1951). The mirrors are a limited edition designed by the artist for the historical Gramercy...

a distinguished pair of French Baroque Louis XV style mirrors. Each mirror showcases a scalloped design, crowned with a majestic acanthus at the top, exuding an air of regal sophisti...

Art Deco Style Black & White Resin Diamond Design Wall, Table or Mantel Mirror: This exquisite Art Deco-style mirror embodies a harmonious blend of geometric precision and timeles...

A chic and timeless Mid-Century Modern console or table with matching mirror in a geometric style featuring white and black stripes. Very modern and simply exquisite, the pair would ...

Pair of 40inch square Maccasar Faux Art Deco style wall / console mirror. Two pair are available. The center concave panel. This listing is for one pair....

Pair of Adams style giltwood wall mirrors, console or commode mirrors Each mirror having an oval frame flaked by swag carving terminating in an urn and scroll floral design. A cl...

Pair of Art Deco Wall, Mantle, Console or Pier Mirrors with Turquoise Beveled Frames inside Clean Mirrored Beveled Panels. A pair of large and impressive stunning monumental Art Deco style wall, console or pier mirrors with beveled frames. Each clear center mirror framed in a beveled antique mirror strip that is followed by a group of turquoise beveled mirror strips followed by more antiqued beveled...

Pair of Chippendale style elaborate giltwood wall or console mirrors. The pair oval in form with a clean center mirror flanked by a finely carved carved frame of roses, floral design and scroll having full bodied winged birds perched on each side of each mirror. These large and impressive Italian mirrors are certain to make a statement in any room in the home. An archetype of the finest English design and craftsmanship, Chippendale style furniture originated with cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale in the 18th century. The style was immediately popular and adopted across Europe and America – and it continues to be a favored style for sophisticated and traditional interiors today. Drawing inspiration from Gothic, Rococo and Chinese design, original-inspired Chippendale furnishings are often variable in their overall aesthetic but are consistent in their aura of luxury and elegance. Essential to Chippendale-style furniture is the use of fine hardwoods, such as mahogany and walnut, and often the presence of a dark finish, which emulates old-world, monarchal designs. Stylistically, refined details like yoked chair...