Rounded Mirror with Plaster Frame

This piece features a mirror framed with dark purple and olive green glass triangles. Memphis Design is a new style that only starts in 1980. The 80s was a period of eclectic transformation, where previous trends were rejected but borrowed from, and new unusual technologies, materials, and futuristic influences began to feature. The design movement began with a meeting in Milan, Italy, where designer Ettore Sottsass founded the ‘Memphis Design group named after a Bob Dylan song. Like most art, the movement was a counterargument against the rigidity of modern and minimalism. Instead, Memphis Designers wanted to bring out the ‘radical, funny and outrageous’ – blending Art Deco geometry...

This Midcentury wall mirror features a wooden frame crafted from interlaced thin driftwood branches, offering an organic touch to its design. The natural wood tones provide warmth, w...

Unsigned, this heavy white head plaster sculpture conveys a majestic impression thanks to the skillful combination of curved and sharp lines. The back of t...

This contemporary pedestal reflects a blend of ancient and modern influences. Crafted from white plaster in the Greek Revival style, it features clean architectural lines and a subtle nod to classical design. The piece is distinguished by four circular patterns decorating half the top and the top edge of the pedestal, evoking the fluid, surreal forms of Salvador Dalí’s melting clocks...

A large round white plaster mirror with bead detail at the mirror's edge and the frame edge. The custom frame has a concave shape and the center ...

1950s Italian round mirror with rosewood frame. Very stylish round Italian mirror made in timber, still in very good condition, original mirror g...

Italian Mid Century Modern round wall mirror. The frame of the mirror is made from teak wood, which is known for its natural beauty and durability. Teakwood features a distinctive g...

Mirror convex round with frame in solid bronze finish and with mirror glass. Centre round mirror in convex mirror glass.