Hammered Brutalist Copper Mirror With Nailheads

Bamboo mirror by Vivai del Sud, Italian from the 1970s. Mirror is wired in the position of the main photo but can be altered to hang as a diamond as well. This is a hard to find exam...

Edward Wormley solid walnut cased cabinet with two sliding doors supported on four legged brass frame with walnut caps on the feet. Original Dunbar label on the back.

Large Finnish Brutalist copper mirror from the 1970s. Broad (6cm/2.5″) rectangular frame covered in countless dabs of molten copper for a very ...

A mid-century mirror with an unusual and sinuous shape, the circular shape becomes three-dimensional, rising and falling, creating waves and craters just like the lunar surface. This vintage mirror is made in Italy between the 50s and 60s and recalls the work of the artist Angeli Bragalini due to its sculptural style, techniques used and use of copper. Angelo Bragalini was an Italian architect and sculptor who mastered goldsmithing techniques which he used to create works of art but also to create artefacts and furnishing accessories in his material of choice: copper. He also collaborated on the creation of scenographic elements for iconic films such as 8 1/2 (1963) and Juliet of the Spirits...