Italian Oval Teak Wall Mirror with Leather Strap, Italy, circa 1950

A Florentine 1960's oval framed wood mirror with a thick chocolate brown leather border and handle, the sides of the leather decorated with brass hex...

A classic Italian 1950's oval bamboo mirror; with original velvet backing. The bamboo has been stained, with a rich brown hue. Italy, circa 1950 S...

An Italian 1950's oval bamboo mirror with charming chain. Original velvet backing and mirror plate. Italy, circa 1950 Size: 27" high x 18" wide x 1 1/2" deep

An Italian 1940's grand scale oblong or oval brass mirror with wonderful brass scroll decoration on the mid-section of the top. The brass has its original patina and can be cleaned ...

Mid-Century Jacques Adnet style Italian oval teak wall mounted mirror with leather strap. Beautiful bent teak frame in original condition with wear consistent with age and use. Other...

Gorgeous Mid-Century wall mirror in curved teak, rope and leather, this charming mirror was designed in Italy during the 1960s. This unique mirror features an astonishing oval shie...

Midcentury oval wall mirror designed in the 1950s and originates from Italy. The frame is made from teak and it features a visible rope for hanging.

Amazing midcentury teak wood elliptical wall mirror. This fantastic piece was designed by Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi in Italy during the 1960s. This wonderful piece features a curved teak wood frame with beautiful wood grains that holds an elliptic shaped mirror, resulting in an incredibly elegant mirror. An iconic mirror that will complete a living room or bedroom, and its elliptic mirror will extend the space in a glamorous way. The mirror is in incredible vintage conditions, the mirror has a minimal mark highlighted in the photos while the frame is flawless. Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi met as college students at the Politecnico di Torino. Both men studied engineering and architecture under Carlo Mollino, and after their graduation in 1950, they continued to collaborate with their professor on architecture and design. In Campo and Graffi...