Patinated Table Mirrors

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...

Antique (late 19th century) brass table mirror in the Aesthetic style, circa 1880s, with incised silvered designs and raised flowers and vines, plus the figure of a perched bird. At...

Table mirror by Franck Evennou, Design 1950. A 1950s patinated bronze table mirror by Franck Evennou. H: 53cm, W: 20cm, D: 16cm

A beautiful and organic rattan hand mirror - wonderful for the tropical or Hawaiian space. A convenient leather strap has been added to hang the ...

A beautifully designed Sterling Hand mirror with Art Nouveau design. The patination is wonderful with some tarnish and marred areas due to age. a compliment to any vanity or dress...

Vintage table or shaving mirror with charming patination. An oval mirror on the front, a felted back. Catches light beautifully on any table, particularly suited for the vanity or at...

Early 19th century bronze crystal Zephyr table mirror, attr. L'Escalier de Cristal On a flat, round base made of crystal glass with cut and polished decoration and bronze beaded rim stands a putto figure with butterfly wings depicting Zephyr , the personification of the West wind made of black patinated bronze; above his head Zephyr is holding the bronze mount for the adjustable mirror in the form of a twisted cord. Round adjustable mirror with neoclassical lanzetto leaf and pearl rim showing very fine chasing as well as excellent gilding with matte and polished parts, the back plate made of gilt bronze. The combination of the materials bronze and crystal glass, the excellent craftsmanship as well as the figure of the Zephyr boy, which can be found on other mirrors made by the French manufacturer L'Escalier de Cristal suggest this mirror to be a product of this manufacturer. The luxury store of the Maison a L'Escalier de crystal was stablished in 1802 by Mme. Désarnaud, it supplied clocks, lamps and other objects d'art to the ruling families of Europe. The business was located in the Palais Royale, a centre of excellence for the high quality jewelers, silversmiths and manufacturers of Objets de Vertu, for which Paris was renowned. The firm specialized in objects of great technical and aesthetic innovation, many composed entirely of crystal and gilt bronze. For the realization of its models, Escalier De crystal most often called upon Parisian artists specializing in a specific technical field. The individual components were then assembled to the firm's own designs - much in the tradition of the 18th-century marchands-mercier, from whom they inherited their specialist profession. The firm exhibited to great acclaim at the 1819 Exposition des produits de l’industrie an outstanding gilt bronze-mounted crystal dressing table (exhibited in the Musee de Louvre...

A pair of mirrors in neoclassical style. Patinated pine wood frame in aedicule motif. Mirror with facet cut. Hanging on the back. Dimensions: 124 cm high / 48.8 inch high, ...

Decorate your master bath counter with this elegant antique dressing mirror. Crafted in France, circa 1870, the bronze table mirror features a ...

A fine example of a figural art nouveau mirror in bronze. A young woman holding a beveled mirror with a flat area below covered in flowers. We especially loved that flat area for it'...

Brass modernist vanity mirror by Vereinigte Werkstätten Munchen.

Gilt and patinated bronze mirror depicting Cupid standing on a small pedestal, wearing the bow and the quiver, his attributes. He is topped by a garland of roses and the pivoting mirror...