Oscar Bach 1920s Elaborate Bronze Wall Mirror

"Antique Oscar Bach polychrome decorated bronze mirror. Additional information: Materials: Bronze, Mirror, Polychrome Color: Bronze Brand: Oscar Bach Designer: Oscar Bach Per...

1920s mirror attributed to Oscar Bach. Wrought iron mirror with a filigree pattern and round brass ornamentation.   

Unsigned with arched top with outer mirror frame with trailing leaf decoration surrounding a conforming mirror plate.

Fabulous arch top cast bronze mirror with grape & vine decorations. Dragons on the outer edge. A true work of art in the casting process. In excellent vintage condition with minimal ...

Oscar Bach Bronze Neoclassical Style Mirror. Beautifully detailed patinated Neoclassical style bronze mirror signed by Oscar Bach, circa 1920. See signature in photos. This versatil...

Stunning bronze Oscar Bach wall mirror with female nude, ornate scroll details, plus a steer skull, signed on back, circa 1920s, art Nouveau or Arts & Craft...

Console and coordinating mirror in style of Oscar Bach with ornate Egyptian or Roman Revival style figures in cast metal with gilt and enamel patina finish, circa 1910s. Console feat...

A gorgeous neoclassical or Empire style console table and wall mirror Attributed to Oscar bach USA, early 20th century Stunning forged bronze with lion figures, marble top, ...

Oscar Bach (German, 1884-1957). Bronze wall mirror with arched top having a gadrooned, scrolling leaf and mask reticulated border centering a conforming mirror. Unsigned. German-born Oscar Bach was one of the most talented and commercially successful metalworkers in America during the first half of the twentieth century. His work ranges from small decorative objects to architectural elements, which reference arts and crafts, gothic, renaissance and baroque revival, as well as art deco styles. After studying and working in Europe and winning the Grand Prize at the World’s Exposition in Turin for a bed he designed for Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1911, he moved to New York and opened a metal design studio with his brother Max. Bach exhibited his work routinely at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts' industrial art exhibitions as well as other museums. The Architectural League of New York awarded him a medal of honor for design and craftsmanship in industrial art in 1926, and he received countless commissions for domestic and public architectural projects including the Woolworth Building, Riverside Church, Toledo Museum of Art, Temple Emanu-El, Cranbrook School...

An cast bronze and marble console and mirror set attributed to Oscar Bach. The demi lune shaped console with a gilt finish and black marble top, measures 32 high, 32 wide, 11.75 deep...