Danish Table Mirrors

A small brass table mirror designed and produced in Denmark, 1930s.

A rare foldable three-winged mirror in rosewood and subtle brass details. Designed and manufactured by Aksel Kjersgaard in Denmark during the 1960s. It w...

Discover a timeless piece of vintage elegance with this rare 70s tabletop mirror produced by Carmen, a distinguished Danish maker, in the 1970s. This stunning mirror, made from heavy...

Large table top cheval mirror by Pedersen & Hansen. The glass portion is 19.5 inches in diameter and the frame with the knobs is 28 inches wide. The frame is made of teak. The mirror frame has great finger joint details. The mirror can tilt up or down and is fixed in place by tightening the knobs on the side. The back of the mirror is covered with teak giving it a finished appearance. This retains the original label. Please request a new shipping quote as the listed quote is showing in home delivery...

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,...

This elegant beauty box table mirror, designed by the legendary Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by RY Møbler, epitomizes Scandinavian mid-century design. With its minimalist teak fra...

A mirror in ebonized wood and brass by Bech & Starup for Den Permanente, Copenhagen in 1960s. It can be used both as a mirror to hand or as a make up table mirror. 4 pieces available.

Design by Kai Linke for Souda. The Pi Mirror combines marble and glass to create a playful table mirror that’s both delicate and bold. Consisting of a circular mirror cantilevered f...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Unknown Era: 1960s Materials: Teak Measurements: 13″ wide x 21.75″ tall Condition: In excellent original condition with typical wear ...

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

This small table mirror, crafted from walnut wood and dating back to around the 1880s, is a charming and elegant example of late 19th-century design...

This large 24-inch round tabletop mirror by Pedersen & Hansen is a striking example of mid-century Danish design. Crafted from richly grained teak, the mirror features a warm, minima...

Teak vanity or table mirror by Pedersen & Hansen, Denmark Mid-Century Modern. Mid-Century Modern Danish table top vanity mirror mounted on a stand and framed in teak by Pedersen & H...

This elegant mirror is a fine example of Danish Mid-Century Modern design, dating from the 1950s–1960s. With its clean lines, warm wood tones, and understated functionality, the mirr...

This rare handheld mirror, designed by Jørgen Gammelgaard, exemplifies the refined simplicity and expert craftsmanship of Danish mid-century design. Made from exquisite white oak, th...

Vanity mirror designed by HI-gruppen. Produced by master metal smith Holger Johansson during the 1960s. Made from solid brass and teak in a superb quality in material and craft. Adju...

Midcentury table mirror in rosewood. Produced in Denmark.

This Louis Seize mirror, crafted from mahogany in the 1780s, is a splendid example of the refined and elegant design characteristic of the Louis XVI period...

Superb and rare hand mirror in teak by Hans-Agne Jakobsson. Graphic sunflower or starburst head. Signed with original label to handle.

A triptych mirror with a teak frame.

An impeccably crafted Scandinavian Modern vanity mirror in a rich teak wood frame. The piece is a folding tabletop vanity but can also be wall-mou...