2010s Wall Mirrors

This is a spectacular Monumental mirror of serious size and in beautiful gold leaf done in the best possible way. The gold os beautiful and reflective wich elaborate carving. Carved ...

Fantastic Napoleon III style hand-carved giltwood rope and tassel wall mirror featuring a large bow finial on the crest. The thick nautical style ropes twist around the border ending...

French antique giltwood mirror, Louis-philippe style with leaves ornaments and pearls. Re-gilding to the patinated leaf. Modern glass mirror. Antique frame width: 8 cm.

Antique giltwood mirror, Louis-Philippe French style, circa 1900. Antique frame mirror with foliage’s decor, re-gilding to the leaf patinated. Mo...

For FULL item description click on CONTINUE READING at the bottom of this page. Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Furniture Acquisitions Of A Carved Scroll & Foliate...

Antique Louis XV style gilt wood mirror, 19th century. With a shell and foliate carved pediment, leaf carved sides, leaf and shell carved base of mirror. A substantial amount of the ...

Vintage large scrolled hand carved mirror with leaf motif designs by Harrison & Gil. This mirror can be hung either vertically or horizontally.

Introducing an Iconic Christoffer Guy Harrison Mirror by Harrison & Gil. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this masterpiece features a mesmerizing Meander pattern, exuding elegance and sophistication. Made from high-quality Giltwood, this facet cut mirror boasts a timeless appeal that effortlessly enhances any space with its luxurious aesthetic. Elevate your decor with the timeless beauty and unparalleled craftsmanship of the Christoffer Guy Harrison Mirror, a statement piece that captures the essence of refined elegance. On the back is a sticker of Harrison and Gil and an engraved model number. Object: Mirror Designer: Christopher Guy Harrison, Harrison & Gil Manufacturer: Dauphine Mirror co. Baton Rouge Louisiana Mark: Sticker Harrison & Gil and an engraved model number; Style: Modern Design Period: 1980-1990 Country of origin: United States of America Condition: Very good. Wear is consistent with age and use. Great patina which is consistent with age and use. Ready to hang. Material: Wood, gilt, glass Colour: Gold, Cream Dimensions: Frame: Height: 44 inch. Width: 38 inch. Depth: 2 inch. Glass: Height: 29 inch. Width: 23 inch. Frame Height: 112 cm. Width: 97 cm. Depth: 4 cm. Glass: Height: 74 cm. Width: 58 cm. Weight: 15 kg Harrison & Gil First inspired by the world of decorative style while growing up in the 1970s along the shoreline of the French Riviera, Christopher became fascinated with the elegance intrinsic to French design. A fascination which he turned into a legend over the course of his life. After numerous early career ventures, in 1993, Christopher traveled to Java, Indonesia with his then-girlfriend and business partner, Marta Gil, where the two set up a small factory called Harrison & Gil. Initially renowned for its wide range of decorative mirrors, Harrison & Gil quickly expanded into upholstery. Projects of Christopher Guy; Landing his pieces in many films and television shows, further adding to the brand’s iconic nature! Movies include top names such as The Hangover, Casino Royale, The Devil Wears Prada, Ocean’s Thirteen, Tomorrow Never Dies, The Mummy, The Thomas Crown Affair, Charlie’s Angels and many others. Projects of Christopher Guy; The Savoy London...

We are delighted to offer for sale stunning original plate glass Victorian over mantle mirror with hand carved and painted frame retailed ...

A large Harrison & Gil Dauphine neoclassical parcel gilt ebonized fruitwood frame mirror in good vintage condition. Measures: 39" in width and 55" in height.

Antique Louis-Philippe French style giltwood mirror, from the 1930's. Antique frame with pearls, around the glass mirror, decorated with foliages and fruits stylised linked by 3 line...

Beautiful giltwood hand carved mirror with its original crystal glass in very elegant curved shape and double frame. Very good condition. France, circa 1880.