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Pierre Chapo Pair of two Mirrors in Elm, France 1970s This is a pair of two mirrors made by Pierre Chapo in France in the 1970s, crafted from solid elm wood. The mirror boasts of ex...

Modern Elm Mirror with Patinated Glass, France Elm Mirror with a large wood frame and beautifully aged glass. Rustic and modern.

Extra Large Round Oak Wall Mirror in style of Pierre Chapo, France 1960's

A small rectangular mirror, Modernist, Constructivist, Bauhaus, with a frame made of 4 pine strips nested within each other in an asymmetrical...

Proving things are often not as they seem, the Pierre mirror offers a fun surprise upon closer inspection. From a distance, it would appear to be a simple rectangular mirror, however, moving closer, one can see the original red velvet frame...

Pierre Lardin wall mirror with a gilt wood frame ornamented with brass stars circa 1940's Pierre Lardin born January 14, 1902 and died in August 1982 in Paris is a French glass artis...

Proving things are often not as they seem, the Pierre mirror offers a fun surprise upon closer inspection. From a distance, it would appear to be a simple rectangular mirror, however, moving closer, one can see the original red velvet frame...

Beautiful Solid Cream and Brass Mirror with sophisticated double frame made from aluminum. Designed and manufactured in France by Pierre Vandel Paris. With its strong geometric desig...

During the 20th century, decorative mirrors experienced various stylistic trends, and the "Sun" mirror design emerged as a popular choice. The frame is typically made of metal, often gold or brass, which gives it a luxurious and eye-catching appeal. The "Sun" mirror design draws inspiration from celestial motifs, with rays extending outward from the central mirror to mimic the rays of the sun. This design element symbolizes light, energy, and warmth, adding a touch of brightness and elegance to any space. The use of golden metal in the frame reflects a preference for opulence and a desire to incorporate rich materials into home decor during the 1980s. This mirrors the influence of the Art Deco and Hollywood Regency styles, which embraced glamorous and luxurious aesthetics. Spanish craftsmen...

These lovely large rectangular Baroque Revival ebonized beech frames feature a sleek design with wavy and ribbed detailing, distinguishing it from 18th-century Baroque prototypes. Th...