Pair of Brutalist Mirrors in Copper, Brass, and Steel

A large 1980s octagonal beveled mirror with genuine python frame in gorgeous shades of grey and dark chocolate.

A 70's bull-nosed mirror in the manner of Karl Springer has rich satin-finished goatskin in warm tones of gold and caramel. Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Professionally restored, high-quality, 1960s polished aluminium and walnut mirrors. Sold individually.

1980s tessellated mirror by Enrique Garces features delicate hand cut and placed tiles in rich cream and gold horn with subtle solid brass corner seams. Can hang vertically or horizo...

As elegant in a town house as a beach side cottage. Professionally restored pair of side tables have brushed, solid brass frames with inlaid tops of pearlescent, creamy white capiz s...

A professionally polished pair of brass tortoise shell accent lamps by Chapman Lamp Co. on black metal bases. Dimmer switches. Original labels.

Large Finnish Brutalist copper mirror from the 1970s. Broad (6cm/2.5″) rectangular frame covered in countless dabs of molten copper for a very ...

Midcentury Belgian brown square vessel or vase with organic hand-made feel and semi-matte glazing. Modern and elemental. Belgium, circa 1960. Dime...

This graphic and sophisticated Mid-Century Modern mirror was realized in the United States circa 1970. It features a rectangular plain mirror center surrounded by an injection moulde...

Mirror by the French tin and brass artisan Jean Goardère (20th century), produced in the town of Orthez in the Pyrénées Atlantiques region. This mirror features an abstract decoratio...

Mid Century Brutalist Riveted Brass Mirror. Beautifully designed Brutalist riveted round brass mirror with a freeform design. Great designer mirror perfect for a powder room or bedroom.

A mid-century mirror with an unusual and sinuous shape, the circular shape becomes three-dimensional, rising and falling, creating waves and craters just like the lunar surface. This vintage mirror is made in Italy between the 50s and 60s and recalls the work of the artist Angeli Bragalini due to its sculptural style, techniques used and use of copper. Angelo Bragalini was an Italian architect and sculptor who mastered goldsmithing techniques which he used to create works of art but also to create artefacts and furnishing accessories in his material of choice: copper. He also collaborated on the creation of scenographic elements for iconic films such as 8 1/2 (1963) and Juliet of the Spirits...