Large Oval Brass Mirror, circa 1960

Beautiful and rare large 1960s mirror bamboo in perfect vintage condition. Dimension: (cm) 153 W x 4 D x 82 H.

Beautiful circular brass mirror from France manufactured in the 1950s. Very pretty with its brass ring at the top. Total height with ring: 63 cms.

Incredible work of the 1960s, beautiful and rare painted mirror with a manificient gold on wood, and little mirror. In very good vintage condition.

Rare and beautiful flower painting gold mirror manufactured in Spain in 1960s. Incredible work of painting on mirror, incredible color, green emerald and gold. Very decorative furn...

Beautiful and rare large black lacquered mirror, manufactured in France in 1970s. The mirror is slightly smoked coppery. Dimensions: (cm) 80 W...

Very rare Mithé Espelt ceramic set mirror and box manufactured in France in 1960s. Note that it is very rare or almost impossible to find a mirror and box set of the same color and above all of the same cooking batch. Born in 1923, originally from Lunel from a family of winegrowers, Mithé Espelt will remain very attached to his Camargue region. Rocked in the artistic atmosphere of her grandfather, Edmond Baissat, friend among others of Frédéric Mistral and the painter and decorator Jean Hugo (great-grandson of Victor Hugo), the young child learned drawing early. Aged only 16, she studied sculpture and drawing at the Beaux-Arts in Montpellier in 1939. There she meets the Sète resident Valentine Schlegel. In 1943, she was selected to enter the School of Artistic Training in Fontcarrade, a center of excellence in the art of ceramics. She thus follows the teaching of Emilie Decanis. She retains the committed passion of her teacher for traditional craftsmanship. Mithé Espelt began his career in Paris in Nathalie Pol's 'Atelier Lydia Chartier', creating ceramic buttons for Haute-Couture and Line Vautrin houses, among others. Competent, she quickly manages the production of the workshop and masters the subtleties of the golden color. However, being attached to her native region, at the end of 1946, barely 23 years old, she decided to return to Lunel and set up her ceramics workshop in an outbuilding of the Hôtel de Bernis inherited from her grandfather. Under the sun and nature of the Camargue, Mithé Espelt transforms the earth into gold. She meets and marries the lawyer Maurice Figère who decides to give up his job to help her in her work. This choice of an artist's life allows the couple to travel and discover other cultures which will be sources of inspiration for the new models of the workshop. Distributed in Souleiado boutiques, the ceramic creations have met with great success. These are feminine accessories: mirrors, jewelry boxes, necklaces, buttons or useful objects such as key rings or thermometers. These objects, described as “The discreet luxury of everyday life” by Antoine Candau, reveal the joyful soul of the ceramist. With more than five hundred ceramic models, the work of Mithé Espelt resounds with a colorful poetry sparkling with joy. A flowery poetry sung by the birds! Mithé did not sign her works, she wanted them to remain accessible to all budgets. It is for this reason that his mirrors have long been wrongly attributed to François Lembo. However, their style is different. Inspired by Byzantine art, the Vallaurian artist used iridescent enamels in the shape of pearls simulating precious stones and signed his name on the reverse. As for Mithé, she covered the back of her pieces with felt, most often green. Its refined mirrors reveal great technical mastery by playing on cracked gold and enamels sometimes encrusted with colored crystals. To obtain the color effects, up to nine operations and generally four firings are necessary. The artist practiced until 2000, then gave way to new fairy hands, those of his daughter Marion de Crécy...

Beautiful rare oval backlit large metal mirror from the early 1960s. Great glare-free light. Very thick solid polished mirror glass, which is hung ...

Wonderful oval brass mirror, from midcentury Italy, in a simple and clean brass frame with a rounded profile. Original mirrored glass, and stylistically related to the designer Gi...

The Vintage Italian 1980 Oval Brass Wall Mirror is a classic and elegant piece with a timeless oval shape and a beautiful brass frame.

Mid-Century Modern bamboo oval mirror with sunburst decoration at the frame, Spain, 1960s. It would be a Midcentury fresh addition to any room, in a beach house, countryside house or urban apartment. This mirror can be placed in vertically or horizontally position. Measures: 108 cm H x 51 cm W Glass dimensions: 38cm diameter This mirror is from the period described. We always try to preserve the original patina during the restoration process. Oval Rattan Mirror // Oval Bamboo Mirror...

"An elegant vintage Italian oval brass wall mirror from the 1960s, featuring its original patina for a timeless and distinctive charm."

"An elegant vintage Italian oval brass wall mirror from the 1960s, featuring its original patina for a timeless and distinctive charm."