Enamel Table Mirrors

Antique (late 19th century) French table or boudoir mirror finely crafted from green onyx stone and mounted with bronze stand and and inlaid with champleve enamel designs. With oval...

Art Deco triangular table mirror in the shape of a fan Mercury frosted mirror Hand painted decoration in the style of a murrina bead. Wood back. Every...

An antique French belle Epoque era Louis XVI style ormolu and cobalt blue enamel table / vanity mirror with easel back and original beveled glass mirror, circa 1900. The mirror can ...

Charming easel mirror in the shape of a lyre, in gilded bronze and polychrome cloisonné enamel decorated with interlacing and flowers. Paul Louchet (1854-1936), a French artist, worked at the beginning at chiselling bronze pieces, before becoming President of the Bronze Manufacturers Society, located in Paris. Sculptor and painter, as well, he collaborated with his brother, Charles, and together participated to the Chicago Universal Exhibition in 1893, with a great success : « Il n'y a pas de plus belle ou plus magnifique exposition à Chicago qui attire l'attention universelle que celle dans la section des fabricants de Paris. Il s’agit du stand des frères...

A French Ormolu and Champlevé Enamel oval dressing table mirror. The champleve enamel oval dressing table mirror with beautiful intricate detail. ...

An American art deco counter desk mirror. This is a very beautiful industrial counter desk mirror, created in America during the art deco period, back in the 1935-1940. The mirror h...

This is an impressive and highly decorative French gilt bronze and Limoges enamel table mirro, Signed, F.Bienvue, Limoges and circa 1880 in date. The enameled portrait roundel on a ...

A rare and exceptional Mid-Century Modern swiveling table top vanity mirror By Paul McCobb for Bryce Originals USA, 1950s Black enameled steel, with...

A lovely oval gilded bronze table mirror, adorned with a polychrome “champlevé” enamel decor made of stylized flowers and beautiful gilded bronze mounts with putti, palms and garlands of flowers. Alphonse Giroux and Company, famous curiosity and luxury goods shop was situated at No. 7 rue du Coq-Saint-Honoré and in business from the time of the Consulate until the end of the Second Empire. The company was founded by Francois-Simon-Alphonse and continued in 1838 by his two sons, Alphonse-Gustave (1810-1886) and André (1801-1879). The father became a close associate of the royal family and specialized in the manufacture of refined items for gifts, winning a silver medal at the in 1834. Kings Louis XVIII and then Charles X were both supplied with gifts for « The Children of France » by Giroux. Making progressively small furniture, they were mentioned for the first time in 1837 in the class « cabinet...

Small standing mirror with ormolu, or gilt bronze, frame covered in an exquisite design of champlevé enameling, with delicate interlacing and flo...