Nickel Table Mirrors

Nickel-plated netallo table mirror, design Sergio Mazza for Artemide, produced in Italy in the 1960s. This striking piece consists of a revolving mirror...

André Domin (1883-1962) & Marcel Genevrière (1885-1967) for Maison Dominique, A French Art Deco Coiffeuse Mirror With solid nickel-plated metal and reclining round mirror On a step-up rectangular base Circa 1930 During the early 1920s — just as the burgeoning Art Deco movement was gaining steam — two young French furniture designers named André Domin and Marcel Genevrière estab-lished Maison Dominique. The firm's vintage armchairs, coffee tables, sideboards and other pieces are admired for their simple elegance, striking geometric forms and distinctive influ-ences that included Cubism. Domin was a self-taught designer, and Genevriere was a journalist who wrote for French publications such as Comoedia, L'Intransigeant and Gil Blas. They founded the maison in 1922 and exhibited at the Salon d’Automne that same year. After a successful showing at the venue, Maison Dominique received high-profile commis-sions from the likes of perfume brand Houbigant and designer Jean Puiforcat. The founders’ furniture enjoyed widespread appeal for its clean lines, smooth curves, sturdy construction and decorative flourishes such as copper inlays and the integration of bronze hardware, which are common attributes of Art Deco furniture. In 1925, Maison Dominique had anoth-er strong showing at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris — the huge design fair that brought Art Deco to a global stage. In 1926, Maison Dominique partnered with designers Jean Puiforcat, Pierre Legrain, Pierre Chareau and Raymond Templier to establish the "Group of Five." They exhibited together and collaborated on the creation of furniture and decor for the home. Maison Dominique launched a storefront in Paris and the business flourished throughout the 1930s. The firm participated in the 1931 Paris Colonial Exposition...

This beautiful Narciso mirror for Artemide is designed by the Italian designer Sergio Mazza. The frame of the mirror has been nickel plated and it can swivel in a bracket that’s bee...

Carlo Scarpa Vanity mirror for Venini in a unique combination of olive oil tinted Murano glass and silver structure details Venini Model: 76 Blue Catalogue Signed with impressed manu...

A 1960s Italian console mirror in the style of Fontana Arte. This piece features a sleek nickel frame and a double-sided adjustable, pivoting rectangular mirror. The mirror has round...

This refined vanity mirror is composed of a black slate base and a nickel-plated metal tilting structure equipped with 2 different colored mirrors. Thanks to its useful and refined k...

Midcentury 1960's Italian foldable vanity travel mirror in very nice almost unused condition. Folded up it measures in centimeters H25.5 W18.5 D2

Largest size this mirror was executed by Karl Springer. One side is 1:1 and the other side is magnifying.

Fantastically beautiful huge 1930s swiveling table mirror. Great pre-war German design. The mirror can be moved freely and fixed with the screws. The frame is made entirely of nic...

Circular polished Nickel vanity mirror on a thick polished glass rectangular by Miroir Droit. This model is from the 'Prestige' collection.

Sergio Mazza 'Narcisso' table mirror. Italy c1960. Nickel frame with articulated mirror on black marble base. Patina to frame. Marble in very ...

The Brot Mirophar adjustable vanity table mirror with nickel plated frame and illuminated glass was created in 1927. The innovation of the Brot was the c...