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1930s Folk Art Painted Wood Decorative Hallway / Shave Mirror and Petite Wall-Mounted Shelves
Circa 1930s folk art wooden shave / hallway mirror with corresponding shelves for small accessories (comes as a set of three). Features original black and maroon paint. Shelves are small – L: 7″ x H: 11″ x D: 3.75″, and mirror measures: L 13.75″ x D: 5.25″ x H: 20.75″.
Nice, vintage condition with general wear to the wood and glass (couple of breaks to mirror itself and overall cloudy appearance). One bottom piece of one of the shelves is gone.
1960s Interlocking Diamond Giltwood Mirror by Labarge
Regal Labarge mirror composed of three interlocking diamonds of inset electro copper mirror glass framed by giltwood. Minor, age-appropriate wear / patina to the frame. Few black specs toward bottom of glass, as shown. Otherwise, in excellent, vintage condition.
Mirror itself is branded ‘Galax’ and dated 1964. Backing and mounts have been replaced.
W: 60″ x H: 50″ x D: 2.25″
1970s Brass Mirror with Tessellated Travertine Inlay
Impressive and large rectangular mirror composed of a patinated brass frame with an inlaid tessellated travertine with a subtle chevron pattern. Glass itself is clean, with no imperfections. Brass is patinated by design, and, as a result, is unevenly discolored and tarnished. There is some peeling and spotting to the brass, but the piece overall is in nice, vintage condition. In the style of Maitland-Smith, but unsigned.
H: 55″ x W: 36″ x D: 1″
1970s French Modern White Plastic “Diamond” Wall Mirror by Syla
$425.00Syla mirror in white plastic that can be mounted as a diamond (pictured) or square (ca. 1970s, France). Few scuffs to the white plastic, as shown; mirror is clean sans light wear around the rim of the glass itself where it meets the frame.
Diamond: H: 27″ x L: 27″ x D: 0.75″
Square: H: 22″ x L: 21.75″ x D: 0.75″
1970s Studio Craft Oak Wall Mirror by Charles Webb
$2,600.00Stained-oak wall mirror with drawers designed and crafted by noted architect and furniture maker, Charles Webb (Cambridge, MA), circa 1970s. Mirror is clean and free of wear; wood has been refinished. Overall, excellent, vintage condition.
Retains the Charles Webb Woodworking label.
H 58.25″. x W 20″ x D 12.1″
American Empire Ogee Frame Wall Mirror in Rosewood
American Empire wall mirror featuring an ogee edge frame in rosewood (ca. late 19th century, USA). Rosewood has been conservatively refinished but shows light wear from age (bubbling and crazing in places); original glass shows spotting, and scratches, though remains to produce a clear reflection.
Can be mounted in a vertical or horizontal orientation (wires are present for both options).
Measures: Vertical: H: 39.5″ x L: 25.25″ x D: 1.5″
Horizontal: H: 25.25″ x L: 39.5″ x D: 1.5″.
American Empire-Style Giltwood Mantle Mirror with “Lotus” Ceramic Tiles
$2,200.00American Empire-Style giltwood mirror adorned in each corner with ceramic tiles depicting lotus flowers (ca. early 1930s, USA).
Glass is in distressed condition with foxing present throughout. Wear to the original gilt, as shown.
Remains an impressive piece in original condition.
H: 29.25″ x L: 47.25″ x D: 4.13″
American Regency-Style Perched Eagle Acanthus Giltwood Wall Mirror
$1,400.00Substantial Federal-Style mirror featuring inset glass (not convex) within a deep, gilt resin frame adorned by an eagle perched on laurel at the top and acanthus detail below (ca. Mid 20th Century, USA).
Gilt / leaf shows good age / natural patina including crazing, as shown. Mirror is clean, free of wear.
Measures: H: 33.75″ x L: 24″ x D: 4″.
Brass Italian Modern Mirror with Coronet and Scroll Decoration after Gio Ponti
Brass wall mirror with tubular brass ornamental coronet and scroll detail in the style of Gio Ponti (ca. 1940s, Italy).
Brass has been polished; only light wear remains (spotting and light wear remain, as shown).
Sourced in Naples, Italy.
H: 34.13″ x L: 22.63″ x D: 1″
Charming Folk Art Shaving Mirror with Original Paint
Tabletop shave mirror (circa 1920s, USA) with a tiltable mirror and swiveling shaving cream or soap bowl (bowl only partially swivels). There is a narrow razor holder on one side, and an empty hole on the other side, suggesting that another holder was present at one time. Decorative hooks, presumably for hanging washcloths, adorn both sides.
Lovely, distressed condition but remains structurally sound. The mirror itself is clean (free of scratches, foxing, cracks) but bears a slight slant, and there is paint loss to the frame commensurate with age and use.
H 18.1″ x W 17″ x D 7″
Danish Teak Tri-Fold Wall Mirror by Kai Kristiansen for Aksel Kjersgaard
Folding triptych tabletop or wall-mounted mirror crafted in teak designed by Kai Kristiansen for Aksel Kjersgaard (circa 1960s, Denmark) composed of three hinged-sections (the two end sections can fold in partially or fully). Equipped with brackets, if wall-mounting is preferred. Finished on all sides (including the back) and shows well from all angles atop a vanity or dresser.
The mirror itself is somewhat cloudy but free of scratches / significant wear. The cloudiness of the glass doesn’t obstruct the view; it still delivers a satisfactory reflection, albeit slightly hazy. Teak is in excellent, vintage condition.
The larger middle mirror panel measures: 22.75″ L
The end panels each measure: 11.25″ L
Fully extended: H: 17″ x L: 44.5″ x D: 3″
Fully closed: H: 17″ x L: 22.75″ x D: 1.75″
(Listed specs reflect mirror fully open.)
German Art Deco-Style ‘Octagon Glaskunst Handarbeit’ Vanity / Wall Mirror in Pewter
$250.00Art Deco-style vanity mirror in lead glass and soldered pewter (ca. Mid-20th Century, Germany).
Can be wall mounted using the attached hook or sit tabletop on a vanity or dressing table.
Very good, vintage condition with only a few small scuffs to the glass, as shown.
Retains the label “Octagon Glaskunst Handarbeit” (Octagon glass art handmade).
H: 16″ x L: 11.75″ x D: 6.25″