Palmwood & Leather Mirror by Pacific Green, Australia, 1990s

A pair of vintage 1950s brass framed octagonal shaped mirrors, sold as a pair. They are both in good condition with patina to the brass.

A vintage leather and brass rocking chair designed by Jacques Adnet, France, 1950s. Newly upholstered in genuine black leather. In excellent condition with minor patina to the brass ...

Rare pair of Rive Droit swivel chairs in Emilio Pucci leather by Cappellini, Italy, 2001. The pair are in good condition with age appropriate wear to the Emilio Pucci printed leathe...

Pair of 1960s solid walnut side or end tables with mirrored tops.

Pair of reclining armchairs, newly upholstered in black leather hide. Can be used in two positions. In good condition with patina to the metal frame. Brass sabot feet. Sold as a pair.

Pair of 1960s French club chairs, newly upholstered in black nubuck leather. Walnut legs have been refinished. Both are in excellent condition.

A rare palm wood frame with an elegant cushion moulded border retaining its original heavily foxed and distressed mirror plate. French c1920s H86cm x W...

A large and impressive mirror sculpture made out of leather and brass accents. The maker is unknown, handcrafted in france presumably around the 1990’s. The organic free formed shape...

Wall mirror model Puzzle by the designer Nanda Vigo. A piece create in 1995. Use horizontally also.

Silver resin mirror by Lam Lee Group, 1990s. Packaging with bubble wrap and cardboard boxes is included. If the wooden packaging is needed (fumigated crates or boxes) for US and Inte...

Mirror, mirror on the wall, a glamorous 1980s Art Deco marvel for your hall. - 54"h, 33"w, 1"d - Marble, mirrored glass - Condition: Excellent; repair to bottom left edge

Dino Gavina "Omaggio a Lucio Fontana" mirror. From a sketch by Lucio Fontana, 1964. Polished mirrored steel, equidistant mechanical piercings. Dino Gavina (1922 – 2007) was an Italian entrepreneur, designer and publisher. He is one of the most important entrepreneurial figures in the Italian furniture and design sector. Founder of the companies Gavina Spa, Flos and Simon at a time when design was just being born, his history as an industrialist will deeply influence Italian design, revolutionizing the field of furtniture and lighting. Gavina was the first to work with young architects like the Castiglioni brothers, Tobia Scarpa, Bellini, and Vico Magistretti. He was also responsible for the revival of Marcel Breuer’s Bauhaus movement. He was also one of the first to understand the great importance of the store front, enlisting Carlo Scarpa to design the first Gavina store on the via Altabella in the heart of Bologna, Italy. Later, in various other cities, he organized events and exhibitions in collaboration with artists such as Meret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Sebastian Matta, René Magritte, Jackson Pollock, Marcel Duchamp and Lucio Fontana. It was with Fontana in particular that Gavina felt a deep connection, and this would be one of the most important professional relationships of his career. Their first encounter in 1954 marks the beginning of a great friendship that would last a lifetime. Over the course of more than a decade, Gavina would direct Fontana to the greatest architects in Milan for the design of their products. In 1964, following the “Lamiere” exhibition (Metal Sheets) at the Gavina shop in Milan, Dino Gavina gave Lucio Fontana the IDEA to create a large metal plated...