Petite 1970s Infinity Mirror in Chrome

Highly sculptural, oval-shaped box with a pair of yin-yang lids that rotate at opposing points, executed in walnut by Bobby Reed Falwell. Falwell earned his master's degree in sculpt...

An American Studio table in stack-laminated and sculpted maple, comprising a scalene triangular top with bullnose edge, supported by an architect...

Ceramic table lamp by Design Technics in a cylindrical form with asymmetrically splayed ends, decorated in rippled layers of yellow, ivory, and terracotta and finished with a faint g...

1950s modernist ladder back side chair executed in Brazilian Caviuna rosewood with leather seat, designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli. Sensual, minimalist profile enhanced by beautiful wo...

Wall mirror with steel frame by Valenti, 1970s.

Amazing squared mirror in thick Murano glass with its original mirror glass by Carlo Nason for Mazzega. Backlit with 4 lights, like 4 petals that form the frame around the squared mi...

Magnificent Italian bathroom set in a lovely blue tiffany colored artglass and chromed steel that includes a sqaure mirror, two sconces and a wall shelf. These fantastic items were made by VECA in Italy during the 1970s and are signed on the back of the chrome plates by the company. back. The incredible charm of this set stands behind the quality of colored glasses made by Veca. The glasses change color going from an iconic Tiffany blue in a well-lit environment to a stunning dark aquamarine when the ambient is not illuminated. The sconces feature a double beveled glass design with chrome accents, in the same color of the rest of the set. They come wired and tested and use a signle E14 light bulb, compatible with both US and EU standards. The mirror highlights a fantastic square frame in a blue tiffany colored glass mirror that holds a round clear mirror and is completed by two rectangular chrome accents. The elegant shelf is made in sinuous colored artglass mounted on two round backplates which are also enriched by two colored round glasses covers. An incredibly stylish Mid-Century bathroom setting, in amazing conditions, with no chips. The mirror frame has some minor signs of oxidation (but no fading), which are less noticeable in a daily use than in the photos, and don't compromise the elegance of this fantastic set. This set will become the focal point of a midcentury modern bathroom...

Largest seen from the company Tunnelights (often written Tunnel Lights) of Florida, USA. 35.75" in diameter and 2.75" deep. Infinity Op Art Mirror that is completely like a frameless...