Japanese Wall Mirrors

This is an old Japanese mirror. Its calm black frame, accented with delicate ornamentation, quietly emerges from the surface and brings a refined yet substantial presence to any spac...

An exceptional and highly decorative late 19th century English Aesthetic Movement bamboo mirror étagère, featuring an elaborate architectural form with integrated display shelves and multiple mirrored panels. The richly figured bamboo frame showcases beautifully scorched and tortoise-style detailing, with finely executed joinery and striking bamboo root finials. Intricate japanned lacquer panels with stylized motifs provide a dramatic contrast to the warm tones of the bamboo, embodying the refined artistry and East-meets-West influence characteristic of the Aesthetic Movement. The composition is both sculptural and functional, with tiered shelves designed for the display of small objects, porcelain, or decorative accessories. Original mirror plates remain throughout, each showing age-appropriate foxing and wear, adding to the authentic antique character. The bamboo has been thoughtfully cleaned and sealed to preserve its natural beauty, while maintaining the integrity of the original finish and patina. The japanned surfaces show wear consistent with age, including areas of loss and surface variation. The shelf surfaces retain their original decorative covering, showing wear and age-related texture. A rare and visually captivating piece, ideal for use in an entry, powder room, or as a statement wall feature in a layered, collected interior. * Late 19th century (circa 1880s) * English Aesthetic Movement * Bamboo frame with scorched/tortoise finish * Japanned lacquer decorative panels * Multiple original mirror plates * Integrated display shelves * Wall-mounted * One-of-a-kind architectural form Please zoom in on all photos and reach out with any questions happy to help. Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear * Bamboo frame has been cleaned and sealed for preservation * Minor historic repairs to bamboo and trim for stability * Japanned panels...

This is an old Japanese mirror, a piece in which a timeless sense of beauty is quietly distilled within its calm and composed presence. Though originally created as a utilitarian obj...

This rare mirror is a large full-length mirror imported to Japan during the Meiji period, which was later reworked and refurbished. It was discovered in an old Japanese home, and the...

This is an antique Japanese wall mirror, crafted in the Taishō period (1900s–1920s). It possesses a beautiful presence created by the exquisite fusion of traditional Japanese design ...

This is an antique Japanese wooden mirror from the Taisho period. The frame is finished using traditional Japanese techniques and is coated with lacquer. The lacquer has peeled in ...

This is an old Japanese-made black mirror. The back is inscribed with the date "Meiji 41," indicating it was made around 1908, dating back to the Meiji period. It was likely used in...

This is a very old mirror made in Japan. It is estimated to have been made in the Meiji period (1860s-1900s), and the decoration is impressive, reflecting the strong influence of Wes...

This is an old mirror made in Japan. It is a one-of-a-kind piece made in the Taisho period (1900s-1920s) and still retains its beautiful appearance despite the passage of almost 100 ...

This mirror has an elegant impression, bordered with solid oak. The thick frame combines simplicity and dignity, giving off a quiet presence. The design, which highlights the natur...

Pair of Oriental red lacquer mirrors The red lacquer frames with chinoiserie decoration, the two decorated in similar but differing decoration, the inner edges bevelled, the old mirr...

A large, imposing mirror made during the Taisho era. The frame is finished with high-quality ash wood, giving it a neat and calm appearance. The wood grain stands out beautifully, g...