Wood Table Mirrors

Orange table mirror, 1960s, small superficial marks .

Screens served numerous functions as portable architecture in Chinese homes. The largest examples sectioned off entire rooms, allowing a family to shape the spaces in their home to a...

A good George III period Table-top mirror, dating from the fourth quarter of the 1700s, and English in origin. The body with a figured Mahogany exterior and gilt accents. The origin...

American Art Deco (1920s) giltwood three-section triptych dressing table / vanity mirror with fluted sides fitted for electricity.

This exquisite dressing table mirror is crafted from richly figured satinwood, celebrated for its warm golden hue and naturally shimmering grain. The generously sized oval mirror is ...

Dressing table No.1134 by Josef Hoffmann for J&J Kohn in very good original condition.

This elegant antique Danish Art Deco hand mirror, Model No. 224, was designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen and produced in Denmark circa 1930. Expertly crafted in sterling silv...

Victorian Mahogany Dressing Table Mirror – Circa 1860 A beautifully preserved Victorian dressing table mirror, crafted circa 1860 from solid mahogany with a richly figured grain and...

Elevate your home decor with the exquisite beauty of this 19th Century Italian Table Mirror, featuring a stunning pink marble base. This piece perfect...

Italian carved wood, gesso, painted, and silver gilt mirror with shell and scrolled floral decorative work. All original

Venetian micromosaic mirror, Italy, circa 1890. Open mirror dimensions: 23 cm depth.

An exceptional Dutch marquetry walnut toilet mirror with flower inlays in bone and woods. Original colour and patina. Attractive shaping to the mirror frame and drawer front. Fitted ...

1990's cream parchment dressing-table mirror in art deco style by Paris design team R&Y Augousti. Signed. Decorative brass side filials allow the mirror angle to be adjustable. ...

This round folding mirror dates to the mid-19th century and would have accompanied a well-to-do woman on her travels. The wooden frame is carved with simple scrollwork at the hinge and includes a flat cover that props the mirror upright when open. Beautifully aged and full of character, we love this humble traveling mirror...

Glorious standing mirror is an original decorative object realized at the end of the 19th century by Chinese Manufacture. Carved wood, polychrome painted and golden bronze, resting on two sculpturally guarded pho dogs...

Mirror 2492, also called "Lagerbladsspegeln", designed by Estrid Ericson in 1941.

Victorian style mahogany footed dressing table cheval mirror, England, circa early 1910s. A special mirror of a large size, featuring a gently arched top and scrolling uprights set ...

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of glass, brass, root veneer, wood and mirror - Shows signs of use - Good, original condition.

This Mirror has a beautifully unique shape, with an Arched top and slight bend to the sides. Rounded edge on the bottom, as well. Carved wood frame has been painted a gold tone. Stam...

English Chippendale gilt carved wood and gesso mirror with acanthus floral and shell motif. Mirror retains the original glass. Late 18th Century

Mahogany tilting mirror with pull-out drawer, Denmark. Approximately 1900. Excellent condition. Dimensions: H 73.0 cm x W 48.0 cm.

Late 19th century Gothic Revival ash & painted dressing table vanity mirror. English. Circa 1880. The mirror is supported by angled uprights with central turned column, and has pain...

Wooden table mirror with mercury glass, 1700s table mirror with mercury glass and wooden frame with support is resealable. The wood has been completely restored, the mirror has some...

Sycamore table mirror by Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann. Signed on base. For sketches of this model, see Camard, Florence. Ruhlmann. Paris: Editions du Regard, 1983.

Antique Victorian quality mahogany swing dressing mirror having the original mirror in a mahogany frame supported by a pair of shaped scrolls supported on a figured mahogany with a t...

A Large and Impressive Hand-Carved Table Mirror In the Louis XVI Style The carved giltwood mirror of Neoclassical symmetrical design, having a swivelling oval mirror with bevelled g...

Rare and very elegant table or bathroom mirror by the Kristiansson brothers. The mirror frame is solid curved teak, typical of Luxus designs, with beautiful dovetail joints. It res...

Rare dressing table mirror with trapeze-shaped base in sycamore veneer. Reference number 3816AR and 3767NR in the Ruhlmann Archives, Musée des Années 30, Boulogne Billancourt. Émile...

Decorative mirror with intricate silver frame detailed with vases of flowers, leaves and swirls. Original bevelled mirror. Fruitwood back and strut.

Napoleon III period chased gilt bronze table mirror . Napoleon III period table mirror in chased and gilded bronze, beveled glass, 19thcentury antique. H:50cm, W: 30cm, D:2cm Contac...

An early 19th century mirror petite, in the Louis XVI style, Circa 1830 Gilded gesso over carved wood The frame is gold with bottle green side details, it is adorned with a crest ...

A finely detailed Eglomise decorated wall or table mirror having a glass eglomise panel of a young girl in a wooded area flanked in a Fine gilt frame reminiscent of the time of manuf...

Italian gilt and painted oval dressing - shaving mirror with decorative scrolled floral cartouche, flanking bell flowers, interior decorative lambs tongue frame resting on acanthus carved step back...

Italian Neoclassical gilt carved wood and gesso wall mirror with scrolled acanthus foliage motif. Mirror retains the original looking glass. 18th century

Antique English Victorian Tri-Fold Vanity Mirror Beveled Mirrors with beautiful pattern on back of each mirror. Oak frame with brass hardware and brass...

The SP63 “Sandretta” table mirror was designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova in 1966 and represents a refined example of Italian Radical Design from the mid-1960s. The mirror fe...

A rare Black Forest vanity / dressing mirror with gargoyle supports having naturalistic tree branch motif and elaborately carved oak leaves. Swivel...

A rare and large 'a treccia' (braided) coloured glass vanity mirror by Seguso, Murano, Italy, c.1940. Intertwined strands of coloured, molten glass are carefully worked by hand to cr...

Marvelous and unique large Mid-Century adjustable table mirror crafted in solid teak and brushed steel. This elegant piece was produced in Italy during the 1960s and is attributed to...

Elegant 1950s corner dressing table crafted in sycamore veneer. Its highly decorative grain, with warm golden tones, gives it great character. It features an original silhouette wit...

Mid-Century Modern Wall Console with Mirror, Italy, 1960s

Solid beechwood, carved and painted. Semicircular high-rectangular body on conical, fluted legs. Cambered frame with surrounding carvings, inlaid marble top. High rectangular mirror ...

Unique Victorian table top (cheval type) swivel mirror, that would have been on top of a dresser and used by a lady as a vanity mirror to tend to her "make up" and hair; or by a gent...

Louis XV style mirror, may be used as table mirror or wall mirrir, made in gilt bronze, blackened wood. 1860-1880s Contact us before ordering to confirm product availability. Measu...

An elegant Italian tabletop vanity mirror attributed to Paolo Buffa, dating from the 1940s. Distinguished by its subtly waisted silhouette, the mirror embodies the refined balance be...

A sculptural and colourful vintage Finnish wall mirror produced by Mäkisen Kuvastin in 1975. The mirror features a distinctive wooden frame with greenish toned decorative panels in a...

This delightful and beautifully hand made mirror is a fine mid 19th century copy of a very rare George I table mirror which has been accurately made in period timbers using rich figu...

A Georgian mahogany toilet or vanity mirror The swivel mirror has an oval frame which stands between two waved mahogany uprights The original old looking glass has some foxing ...

19th century mahogany telescopic shaving mirror, the circular bevelled mirror plate with moulded surround, the mirror rotates and and tilts to your requirement as well as rising up a...

For your consideration, vintage Mid-Century Modern solid blond wood tabletop vanity or shaving mirror, highly characteristic of Danish Modern design from the 1950s. This piece stand...

This sculptural Scandinavian Modern vanity mirror from the 1970s is a striking example of functional design and organic craftsmanship. Handcrafted in solid pine, the mirror features ...

A charming teak tabletop vanity mirror with scrolled side supports, original arched top mirror frame and a drawer at the bottom. The mirror surface reveals the passage of time with a...

A wonderful vintage teak table top vanity mirror, made in England and dating from around the 1950-60’s. It is beautifully designed with an angular chevron shaped frame, the quality ...

Scandinavian handheld vanity mirror produced in Sweden in the 1950s. Executed in a bent brass frame with an organic, softly contoured silhouette, partially wrapped in stained rattan ...

Cameo Vanity Mirror by Procreo will instantly elevate your interior space. A beautiful piece to behold, the Cameo mirror offers bright clear reflection on one side, while rotating ...

Albert Binquet Hand mirror, circa 1921 Made of wood, painted in ivory color, representing a stylized mask, the eyebrows and outer edges of the eyes underlined with black paint Measures: Height: 24 cm. (91/2 in.) ; Width: 14 cm. (51/2 in.) Signed in reverse A.BINQUET Size of the mirror without the stand: 24 cm high, by 14.2 cm wide, by 1.5 cm depth. A PAINTED WOOD MIRROR BY ALBERT BINQUET, CIRCA 1921 Subsequent to completion of his training in Barcelona, Albert Binquet, a native of Bordeaux, who trained at the Fine Art School, returned to France and collaborated with Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann to create certain sculptural reliefs for furniture, and for Robert Mallet-Stevens, a neo-Antique mask...

A very rare carved gilt gesso dressing mirror. Queen Anne/ George I-period, ca 1710-20. Decorated all over with the original finely carved gilt-gesso surfaces with typical circular punched reserves. The hinged fall - of what one might refer to as the ''table bureau'' section - reveals a shaped, fitted interior, gilded and japanned (''lacquered'') in black with red. Some external carved surfaces show very minor areas of wear revealing the authentic bole and gesso ground. Overall in superb condition. H: 39 1/2’’ (100 cm) D: 12 1/2’’ (31.5 cm) W: 17 3/4’’ (45.5 cm). Reminiscent of the work of London-based James Moore (ca 1670-1726), a supreme exponent of the art of cut gesso and gilding. This dressing table mirror is possibly unique in this form, and as such has survived some 310 years in remarkably original state. It may have been part of a suite of furniture, would have been extremely costly, and very much the reserve of the aristocracy and very wealthy in the early part of the 18th century. For documented pieces by James Moore visit the Royal Collection Trust. Wikipedia: James Moore (furniture designer). James Moore (circa 1670 - October 1726) was established at Short's Gardens, St. Giles-in-the-Fields. He was in partnership with John Gumley from 1714 and, unlike his partner, did not advertise - the sole published reference to him being a notice of his death in The Weekly Journal or The British Gazetteer. As Royal cabinet-maker he supplied walnut and mahogany furniture for the Royal Household, the Royal Yacht, and the King's servants and mistresses, as well as the rich gilt-gesso work for which he is best known. Moore is especially renowned for gilt-gesso furniture: tables; looking glass frames; and candle stands. A pair of gilt-gesso side tables bearing the crowned cypher of George I in The Royal Collection, and the pair of candle stands en-suite are incised with his name - an unusual practice at the time. At Erddig, such furniture by Moore can be linked to surviving bills and receipts from James Moore and John Belchier, 1722-26. Gilt-gesso furniture is also encountered in fine Louis XIV and other European furniture of the period. Literature: Ralph Edwards CBE FSA 'The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture', Hamlyn, London (Fourth Impression 1972) ill. 5, p. 363. One of a pair of looking glasses by James Moore, 1720. Erddig, Denbigh. The crest is reminiscent of that upon our dressing mirror, which we are offering here. Kreisel, Heinrich, 'Die Kunst Des Deutschen Mobels', CH Beck, Munchen (1970) ill. 345, p. 347 - note similarities in the treatment of the top of the crest. This mirror was last seen in the collection of Augsburg Castle. Synge, Lanto, 'Great English Furniture', London (1991) p. 52. Symonds, R. W., 'A Royal Scrutoire', Connoisseur (June 1940) pp. 233-236. Symonds, R. W., 'English Gesso Furniture', The Antique Collector, Vol. XXVII (August 1956) p. 140. 'A Golden Cabinet...

Beautiful and rare freestanding teak mirror from the 1960s, designed for placement on a table, dresser, or sideboard. Featuring clean mid-century modern lines and an integrated lamp,...

An iconic mirror designed by Alvar Aalto and retailed by Artek in Finland. Very minimalist with straight lines and finger joints. The mirror has holes in the back in a way that enab...

Exotic Art Deco era African antelope horn and hammered coin silver table mirror. Charming small scale decorative piece circa 1940's. Measure: Stands jus...