1970s Small 5-Panel Mirror Made in New York City by Mechanical Mirror Works

Entirely made of solid imbuia and 4mm bronze mirror, the Reliquary Mirror it's a collectible design piece. Leaning on the table or installed on the wall, this piece attracts attention and can be placed in different spaces, as the entrance hall or as a support on the dressing table, decorating the wall in the living room or on the counter in the social bathroom. The effect of light and shadow created by natural light is captured by the delicate design that runs through the wood and allows a glimpse of the hidden mirror. Like a reliquary, which holds the image of our loved ones, when we open this piece we come across our reflected image, reminding us that we need to be the most important person to ourselves, because only then will we be able to truly love someone. . The Reliquary Mirror is inspired in the storie of Wagner Trindade, an artisan who learned from his father how to make Moroccan lamps in Tiradentes, Minas Gerais, and through time discovered beautiful ways of mixing new techniques with his family tradition. It is possible to choose the opening side of the Reliquary Mirror when installing it on the wall, and its wooden hinge allows even to be placed on a table or sideboard, if wished. Because it is made in solid imbuia each one will always be one as the wood varies in tones and veins. It is part of Yankatu's Artisans collection. To create them Maria Fernanda Paes de Barros researched the Brazilian colonial...

1970s Italian Romeo Rega rectangular free-standing dressing table mirror in polished brass and brushed steel. The mirror could easily be converted to a wall mirror if required. The m...

Small wood and stucco mirror with cloverleaf design. Measures: H: 29 cm, W: 23 cm, D: 2 cm.

The frame of the mirror is composed of three elements that are progressively tilted and this particular detail gives depth to this minimalist piece made of ebony and ash. Solid ash i...

Rare table / wall mirror by unknown designer. Produced by Svenskt Tenn in Sweden.

These small and decorative wall mirrors are from Italy and date to the late 1700s. They have a simple rectilinear form adorned with carved scrolling motifs on the crown, at the shoulders, and flanking the lower corners. A small, stylized Fleur-de-lis rests at the top of the mirrors while small block feet support the frames. All of this is covered in a beautiful, rich silverleaf, which is original to the mirrors. The glass, though likely not original the frames, are old mercury mirrors, pre-1850. The backs of the frames are painted in a lavender blue and each has a small loop for easy hanging. Today, these small Italian mirrors...