Mirrors
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M-01
Italian Neoclassical Gilt Wood Mirror
Italian 19th century Neoclassical gilt wood mirror.
- width
- 43
- height
- 63
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M-02
Large-Scale Mirror by Jimeco ltda
Elegant, large-scale, tessellated bone wall mirror by Jimeco ltda. .
- depth
- 3 in. (8 cm)
- diameter
- 4 ft. 3 in. (130 cm)
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M-03
Large English Giltwood Rectangular Mirror Featuring a Rope Twist
Large English giltwood rectangular mirror featuring a rope twist and shell design, set within an oak framing. With these distinctive marine attributes, this mirror was probably fitted into the interior of a ship, the wood surrounding frame was made to hold it securely in place. England circa 1880
- width
- 43.75 in.
- height
- 55.75 in.
- depth
- 5 in.
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M-04
Empire Period Mirror
French Empire period giltwood mirror with ebonized detailing.
- width
- 34
- height
- 64
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M-05
Walnut Renaissance Style Inlaid Mirror
Unusual walnut Renaissance style mirror with carved relief decorations and inlaid with bone, pewter and mother of pearl.
- width
- 31.5
- height
- 54
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M-06
sold
Rare and Exceptional Mirrored Gilt Glass and Talosel Resin “Soleil à Pointe” Convex Mirror by Line Vautrin
Rare and exceptional mirrored gilt glass and talosel resin “Soleil à Pointe” convex mirror by Line Vautrin. Signed: Line Vautrin. France, circa 1950. Talosel is a resin material invented by Vautrin. It is derived from cellulose acetate. France: circa 1950
- diameter
- 23 in.
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M-07
sold
Stylish Vanity Mirror Attributed to Jean Pascaud
Stylish gilt bronze art deco table/vanity mirror. France.
- height
- 13.5 in. (34 cm)
- depth
- 5 in. (13 cm)
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M-08
Pair of Silver "Reliquaires" Mirror
Pair of Italian 18th century Louis XV period silver "reliquaires" mirror. Italy, circa 1780.
- height
- 17
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M-09
Pair of Painted Wood Trumeaux Mirrors
Pair of Louis XV style white painted wood trumeaux mirrors. Napoleon III period, France, circa 1880.
- width
- 39
- height
- 65
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M-10
French Mid-Century Modern Gilt Bronze Sunburst Mirror
French Mid-Century Modern gilt bronze sunburst mirror. France: 1950
- height
- 2 in. (5.08 cm)
- diameter
- 23.25 in. (59.06 cm)
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M-11
Rare and Important Orientalist Console Table & Mirror by Carlo Bugatti
Rare and important Orientalist console table and mirror by Carlo Bugatti (Italian,1856-1940). This elegant Moorish design is made of intricately carved and ebonized walnut inlaid with pewter, bone and copper, partially covered with parchment. The upper part featuring an arched mirror plate flanked by a pair of turned metal decorated columns surmounted by a gallery top inset with bone and carved finials.The lower part of the console table is beautifully fitted with three hanging tassels that extend over a vellum panel illustrated with a scene of ibises over pewter inlaid calligraphy designs.Carlo Bugatti was a famous designer active at the turn of the century. His pieces are rare and highly prized. He was the father of Rembrandt Bugatti who was a renowned sculptor, his work is also highly valuable and very rare since he died at 32. Ettore Bugatti, his other son founded the Bugatti Motor Car Company.Literature: Carlo-Rembrandt-Ettore-Jean Bugatti, Dejean. Italy, c.1900 Provenance : Private Collection Wisconsin
- width
- 49 in.
- height
- 105 in.
- depth
- 17 in.
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M-12
sold
Rare Mirror ''Gerbera'' by Line Vautrin
Unique and exceptional talosel and resin convex mirror by Line Vautrin. Talosel is a resin material invented by Vautrin. It is derived from cellulose acetate and the name is shortened form of 'acetate de cellulose elabore'. France c.1955.Diam: 11.5" . As much artist as designer, Vautrin's prolific output encompassed jewelry, decor items and mirrors. Her works are included in the permanent collection of the musée des arts décoratifs de Paris. Highly sought after and collectible, a similar mirror by Vautrin sold at Philips De Pury auction on 11 December, 2012 in New York.
- diameter
- 11.5 in. (29 cm)
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M-13
Biedermeier Fruitwood Mirror
A Biedermeier period fruitwood ebonized and parcel-gilt overmantle mirror. Austrian, first half of the 19th century.
- width
- 46
- height
- 32
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M-14
Persian Gold Damascened Steel Qajar Period Mirror Stand
Persian Qajar period mirror stand made of engraved and gold damascened steel, with gold inlay and inscription on front. Iran : circa 1850. A similar example can be found in the British Museum Collection Provenance from the Estate of Seward Kennedy
- width
- 11.5 in.
- height
- 21.25 in.
- depth
- 7.5 in.
- condition
- Good original condition, missing mirror.
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M-15
Italian Neoclassical Mirror
Beautiful eighteenth century Neoclassical carved and giltwood Italian mirror. Italy.
- width
- 20 in. (51 cm)
- height
- 35 in. (89 cm)
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M-16
sold
Beautiful Modernist Brass Chrome and Brushed Steel Rectangular Mirror
Beautiful modernist brass chrome and brushed steel rectangular mirror. France circa: 1970
- width
- 28.5 in.
- height
- 33.5 in.
- depth
- 3.5 in.
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M-17
19th Century Venetian Gilt Wood Mirror
19th century Venetian mirror with polychrome agate insets Italy: circa 1880.
- width
- 38 in.
- height
- 46.5 in.
- depth
- 1 in.
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M-18
on hold
Regency Style Giltwood Mirror
Regency style giltwood rectangular mirror. England.
- width
- 38.5 in. (98 cm)
- height
- 4 ft. 3.5 in. (131 cm)
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M-19
Acid Etched Brass and Fossilized Wood Circular Mirror by Georges Mathias
Stylish acid etched brass and fossilized wood circular mirror by Georges Mathias. Signed: "Georges Mathias". Belgium circa: 1970
- depth
- 2 in.
- diameter
- 33.5 in
- condition
- Very good original condition
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M-20
Important Trapezoidal Form Mirror by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte
Important trapezoidal form, plate glass mirror by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte. The mirror consists of a one inch thick, concave glass backing, supporting a floating mirror plate, mounted on a cream coloured, lacquered wood brace. Italy: circa 1950. This piece is highly indicative in its quality and design of the craftsmanship and simple elegance for which Ingrand was famous. Bearing original maker’s sticker, which reads: “Fontanit Luigi Fontana Italy Milano.” Fig. 432 of Franco Deboni’s reference book Fontana Arte shows a conceptual drawing for this mirror, and fig 451 shows the mirror on display at the Fontana Arte boutique in Milan, circa 1957. “Light is the manifestation of life, artificial light is the continuity of life, because it maintains contact with the world and glorifies reality and transfigures it.” -Max Ingrand. Max Ingrand was born in France in 1908. He studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratfis in Paris and later apprenticed with the legendary master of Art Nouveau glass Jacques Gruber. Afterwards he began his own art glass studio with his wife Paule, which quickly brought them international renown. He was selected by Gio Ponti to head Fontana Arte in 1954 following the death of Pietro Chiesa, where he presided over a period of growth and innovation, creating many iconic Fontana Arte designs, some of which are still in production today. During this period he also continued to work with his own studio in Paris and was the president of the Société des Artistes Décorateurs. He died suddenly of influenza in 1969, at which point the directorship of Fontana Arte went briefly to Gio Ponti. Provenance: Private collection Robin Dery Montreal Canada
- width
- 21
- height
- 35
- depth
- 3
- condition
- Very good condition
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M-21
Rare "Tiger Eye" and Gilt Brass Table Mirror by Christian Dior
Rare tiger's eye semi-precious stone and gilt brass table mirror by Christian Dior. Marked under the base: "Made in Italy , Christian Dior Paris". Italy: circa 1980. This mirror was probably made for use in a Christian Dior store in Paris .
- width
- 13.5 in. (34.29 cm)
- height
- 11.75 in. (29.85 cm)
- depth
- 4 in. (10.16 cm)
- condition
- Good condition, some rubbing due to age and use.
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M-22
on hold
Rare Louis XIV Period Eglomise Mirror
Rare Louis XIV period green elomise glass mirror. France.
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M-23
18th Century Venetian Mirror
Finely carved 18th century Venetian Rococo giltwood mirror. Italy.
- width
- 29
- height
- 42
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M-24
sold
Rare "Miroir Soleil" by Line Vautrin
Unique and exceptional amber glass and talosel resin convex mirror by Line Vautrin. Signed: Line Vautrin. France, circa 1950. Talosel is a resin material invented by Vautrin. It is derived from cellulose acetate and the name is shortened form of 'acetate de cellulose elabore'. Diam: 13.5 in. As much artist as designer, Vautrin's prolific output encompassed jewelry, decor items and mirrors. Her works are included in the permanent collection of the muse´e des arts de´coratifs de Paris. Highly sought after and collectible. France.
- height
- 2.25 in.
- diameter
- 13.5 in.
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