French Faux Bamboo Beech Towel Rack, circa 1950

French Rectangular wall mirror from Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet. This Franco-Swiss couple wanted to make art with everyday objects from simple materials. They were in opposition to Art Deco, which used luxurious materials. Their goal was also to make art accessible to a more popular audience. For this the couple favored a return to simple materials such as hemp ropes, beech and bamboo. Living in Provence, they were part of a collective of artists with whom they shared the same values, such as Charlotte Perriand and Jean Prouvé...

Mid-century side table with magazine rack stand French Made circa 1950 The rack stand has been repaired, this repair was intended to preserve the aesthetics of the product, but it ca...

Metal lighted mirror with metal framework French mid-century This can be rewired to the standard of your choice . Good vintage condition. Shipping: L45 P8 H68 5.6 kg.

French provincial coat and hat hanger Massive oak Oval beveled mirror Made circa 1920. Shipping: L 75 P 15 H 45 5.8 kg.

Circa 1900 faux bamboo wall mirror from France. The frame is hand turned to have the appearance of bamboo, but is made from cherry. The frame surrounds what appears to be the origi...

Lovely French wall mirror made from cherry, circa 1900. The frame has been hand turned from cherry and is in the style of bamboo, which was so popular in the Art Nouveau period in F...

Circa 1920's French faux bamboo wall mirror made from cherry. The framing is wonderfully hand-turned to have the appearance of bamboo, and surrounds a simple mirror. These are stun...

A superb antique French mirror hand carved to resemble bamboo, circa 1900. It retains the original mirror glass and the wood has the lovely original surface and patina. Add French st...