1960's Dutch Brabantia Trifold Mirror with Blue Shelf

Handsome, early 20th century Amsterdam School - Art Deco Oak Mirror with shelf and beautifully carved decorative detail. The Amsterdam School (1910s through about 1930) was a Dutch counterpart to the Art Deco movement where, using beautiful woods like glossy mahogany and strong oak, renowned designers Paul Bromberg, K.P.C. de Bazel, Anton Kurvers, and J.J. Zijffers produced furniture in this highly distinctive style. Their designs encompassed every facet of design such as tables, chairs, and armchairs as well as from larger objects and architecture. This guaranteed that the furniture, bathroom tiles...

Since its founding in the 1960s, Schönbuch has been a leading supplier of fine furniture for entryways. With its heavy reverse bevel wenge frame, this 1970s mirror (part of the "Elem...

This 1960's, Italian Mid-Century triangular mirror is a beautiful, organic-shaped, striking accent to any interior design. Its appearance may have been influenced by the work of the ...

Mategot inspired square backlit mirror with Teak frame and white enameled perforated sides. Sockets are European candelabra sockets. Adapters are provided. New US plug. In original c...

Nice quality articulated mirror with shelf. Made in Denmark in the 1960s by the IDG (International Designers Group). In great condition.

Mid-Century Teak Wall Mirror With Shelf, Made by ‘IDG’ International Designers Group, Denmark, 1960s The Mid-century teak wall mirror with a shelf, crafted by IDG International Desi...

This Italian wall mirror dates from the 1960s. The mirror itself has the shape of an elongated hexagon. The beechwood frame, on the other hand, is rectangular. At the bottom of the f...

This Vintage Italian Rosewood Veneer Plywood Mirror from the 1960s exudes timeless elegance and Italian craftsmanship. The rosewood veneer ply...