North American Wall Mirrors

Incredible vintage Boho wall mirror. A striking Tramp Art mirror with vintage icons. Marked 1902 across the bottom. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

Incredible vintage Boho wall mirror. A striking Tramp Art mirror with vintage icons. Marked 1902 across the bottom. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

Antique 1900 bamboo wall mirror with wicker wrappings. The mirror features a rectangle-shaped frame with a decorative pattern along the top and bottom of t...

This is a very large antique 1900s-1920s era gilded carved wooden mirror. This is a beveled glass mirror too. Look at the fine antique patina! 60 1/2" H x 79 1/2" W x 6" D. Surface ...

the thick ebonized gear wheel with cut teeth meant to mesh with another toothed wheel; fitted with a later mirror plate.

Very pretty antique mirror adorned with carved giltwood garland around the top. Simple mirror has brass rosettes to keep it attached to wooden back. Written on the back, this was a ...

A fantastic early 20th century American mustache mirror with a thin pieces fruitwood frame and a hand-beveled mirror.

Gorgeous handmade early 1900s wall mirror made in Mexico.

Antique gold gilt gesso federal style wall mirror with eagle and cornucopia. Item features gilt gesso eagle crest and cornucopia frame, very nice antique item, circa 1900. Measuremen...

Oscar bach Wall mirror Arts & Crafts Gilt bronze and enamel-painted sheet metal 1900s Dimensions: Height 37 inches, width 20.5 inches, depth 1 inch Oscar Bruno Bach (German/American 1884 - 1957), a German-born artisan, who was one of the most technically skilled and commercially successful figures in the field of decorative metalwork during the first half of the 20th century. His design and production ranged from small and domestic to grand-scale architectural. His style was as diverse as his use of metals and included Arts & Crafts, Gothic, Renaissance, Spanish Baroque, Tudor Revival, and, on occasion, modern Art Deco. Thematically he was particularly fond of the zodiac, of lush scrolling grapevines, classical masks, mythological symbols and elements of the Italianate and Germanic grotesque. Oscar Bach's work can be found in the permanent collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Minneapolis Museum of Art, The Wolfsonian, and Reynolda House. As a young man, he studied painting at the Royal Academy in Berlin and underwent a 4-year apprenticeship in metallic arts. From 1898-1902, he attended the Imperial Academy of Art in Berlin. Following this formal education, Bach became the artistic director of metallic arts firm in Hamburg, where he made an ornate jewel encrusted Bible cover...

Large antique oak beveled mirror. With wonderful small gilt gesso beaded trim all along every side. Can be hung vertically or horizontally. ...

A federal style giltwood convex mirror features a carved frame with a sensational carved winged eagle looking to its side.