Mirror for Tsukuba Daiichi Hotel by Shiro Kuramata

HAL1 table designed by Shiro Kuramata for Cassina Interdecor in 1988. Unique steel legs and white painted Oriented strand board.

Hammer house object by Shiro Kuramata. Never used condition in box.  

HAL2 chair designed by Shiro Kuramata for Cassina Inderdecor in 1987. Vinyl seat and expand metal back.

Shiro Kuramata umbrella stand. Made by stainless steel. Base and bar are black painted stainless steel. New piece. Designed by Shiro Kuramata in the 80s. He designed this umbrella s...

Hammer house object by Shiro Kuramata. Green roof model. Never used condition in box.   

Shiro Kuramata acrylic pink vase large model. Mint condition. Pink and clear acrylic bock with glass tube.

Beautiful and rare vintage mirror by Brazilian master Jorge Zalszupin designed for the Hotel Gloria in Rio de Janeiro. Once considered the most glamorous hotel in Brazil, guests incl...

Gilt Italian mirror, recently removed from the famed Carlyle Hotel in NYC, originally from Italy, circa 1960s. It retains its original warm patina to both the gilt wood frame and the...

Gilt Italian mirror, recently removed from the famed Carlyle Hotel in NYC, originally from Italy, circa 1960s. It retains its original warm patina to both the gilt wood frame and the...

Large Gilt Mirror, American, circa 1940s. This mirror was recently removed from the legendary Carlyle Hotel in NYC. It measures an impressive 44.25" heig...

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...

Clean lined gilt wood mirror, American, circa 2000s. This mirror was recently removed from the storied Carlyle Hotel in NYC. It measures an impressive 48" height x 36" width.