Large Brass Back Lit Mirrors

Rustic; Ornamental; Craftmanship; Full length-mirror, Floor mirror, Belgium; Jonathan Trayte; Mid Century Modern, 1950's; Gilt Wooden Frame; Ornamental large gilt wooden frame ful...

Vivai Del Sud; Tropicalist; Vintage; Mid-Century Modern; Rattan; Bamboo; Italian Design; Eclectic; Gabriella Crespi; Arpex; Vivai del Sud rattan mirror, a stunning piece of Italian design and craftsmanship from the 1960s. This mirror embodies the trend for rattan furniture and accessories that was popular during the 1960s and 1970s. Vivai del Sud, an Italian furniture company, was known for its use of natural materials such as rattan and bamboo in its designs. The intricately woven pattern of the rattan frame adds a touch of elegance to any space. This mirror is a classic piece that pays homage to the famous designer Gabriella Crespi, who also used rattan as a decorative material in her furniture and accessories. With its vintage charm and timeless appeal, the Vivai del Sud eclectic mirror...

Mirror, horn mosaic, Roger Vanhevel, Belgium 1970s Hollywood regency chic mirror by Belgian decorator / designer Roger Vanhevel. High-end piece for chic and luxurious decors.   

Studio Burchiellaro Padova, etched aluminium mirror, Italy 1970s Square mirror in etched and casted aluminum High-end piece Incised with BURCHIELLARO. Check out our goldwood storefront...

Illuminated glass flower mirror by Emil Stejnar, expertly crafted by Rupert Nikoll in 1950s Austria. A single bulb illuminates the back of the mirr...

Functional art piece mirror model' Abby S.' by Touche-Touche Sizes: width 45 cm, depth 19 cm, height 62 cm materials: polyether foam, urethane, pigments edition: unique piece Sub-Antic Crackossian Empire slabs are an on-going series of various colourful faux stone volumes, that are extracted and carved from a gigantic polyether foam bloc. Touche–touche is a freshly born collaboration resulting from the collision of artists Carolin Gieszner and Théo Demans. Both have been showing their scenographic installations in renowned contemporary art institutions such as the Haus Der Kunst Munich, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht Now, they are bringing the fictitious scenarios they’ve developed within their immersive environments to the realm of daily objects. Their craft of soft stone creation draws from stage arts, situating the objects as props of a non written play or movie. With their rudimentary tools and relentless efforts they carry out a raw process that confronts the softness of the material. The foam cube...

Walnut back lit- Fornasettti style Italian mirror from 1960's.

Gold toned Mathieu Mategot inspired back lit mirror with purple enameled perforated metal frame, brass trim and pull string switch. Manufactured by Dutch company Artimeta. In origina...

Unusual rectangular mirror with back lighting. The concave frame sculpted in irregular cubes of glowing cool resin.

European Mid-Century Modern wall mirror with built in lights. The mirror’s frame is constructed of cast metal elements in the “Brutalist” aesthetic which surrounds a polished and lac...

German lucite illuminated back lit oval wall mirror. Manufactured by Erco in the 1970s. The oval glass mirror sits within an unusual abstract, sculpted and textured moulded frame wh...