Filippo Dini Wall Mirrors

Mirror 02 Adjustable wall mirror with rotating panels and lacquered wooden structure. The moving panels allow the reflection to be interrupted...

Mirror adorned with selenite slices and silver-plated Kyanite. Selenite is a crystallized form of Gypsum. It is comprised of striations which look like optical light fibers. Altho...

Bice Mirror with Butterflies in Brass Casting designed by Roberto Mora for the brand Mogg. Extra butterflies can also be purchased with two different sizes. The butterflies are avai...

This mirror in is wood, in a black color. It is Art nouveau Style and Period. It has been made in Autria circa 1900.

Black Lacquer Carved Chinoiserie Oval Wall Mirror This oval shaped mirror has delightful carved and painted chinoiserie decoration with cranes and fishermen decorating the dark ba...

Glamorous 1980’s octagonal shape red stain lacquered burl wood wall mirror. Measurements: 39” high, 27.5” wide, 1.5” deep.

Robert Goossens (30 January 1927 – 7 January 2016) began his career in the late 1940s, working in an atelier in the Marais neighborhood of Paris. It was in 1950 that Robert Goossens, son of the owner of a foundry located in the Marais, began his own small goldsmiths workshop. In 1953 Robert Goossens met Gabrielle Chanel and they became rapid friends and close colleagues. Chanel called him her “barbaric Byzantine” and together they recreated the Chanel fetish symbols: the cross, the lion, the sun, the star and the feather— archetypes of the Chanel “Byzantine” aesthetic (see image 5). Chanel commissioned many personal items that incorporated a mix of precious, semi-precious and costume stones, including gems that said to have been gifts from some of Ms. Chanel’s ex-boyfriends. Goossens's designs were heavily influenced by paintings and artifacts in Paris museums, with inspiration most often taken from Maltese, Byzantium, and Renaissance works. Over the years, he traveled extensively, frequently bringing back stones including sapphires, amethysts, rubies, coral, and chalcedony. Concerning rock crystal, after restoring a cross belonging to Madame Chanel, the stone became his favorite material. It is a clear and colorless variety of quartz. Goossens became the first to set it into pieces of jewelry; he felt that its delicate and inexpensive attributes were well suited to costume jewelry. He also utilized bronze, shells, pearls, colored and, as mentioned, natural rock crystal in necklace, brooch, bracelet and earring designs. Chanel also encouraged him to create his first decorative objects, all for her Paris apartment: a trio of lions in gilded bronze holding a rock crystal globe, followed by a Water lily pedestal table and a table with a Wheatsheaf as its base (see image 7 and 8), these early pieces have become some of the most emblematic creations by Goossens. By entering the world of decorative arts, Goossens demonstrated his ability to move from the relatively small scale of jewellery to that of furniture and objet d’art all while using the same materials (metal gilded with gold and rock crystals) as well as the same tools and techniques. Goossens professional relationship with Ms. Chanel lasted until her death in 1971. As well as collaborating with CHANEL, Goossens also made jewellery for many other notabledesigners throughout the 1950s through the 2010’s, such as Cristóbal Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent (see image 10), Madame Grès, Christian Dior, Hubert de Givenchy, Christian Lacroix. In 2005, the Goossens ateliers was acquired by CHANEL and continues to run under its ownership. Inaugurated in September 2020, the Galerie Goossens (image 9) is the first space to be entirely dedicated to the decorative arts creations made by the eponymous house. Located at 20 rue Cambon, not far from its Goossens jewelry...

Introducing the Slim Mirror by Casa Botelho - a luxurious and masculine piece of home decor that is designed to make a bold statement. Standing tall at 210 cm height, this mirror fea...

Mirrors are sometimes overrated with lack of design and personality. Eros defies these ideas with an antique-style mirror and a delicate, beveled Art Deco frame available in solid brass as well as steel powder-coated. Designed to be displayed in multiples or positioned on the floor, leaning against a wall, the Eros mirror is modern and elegant, automatically drawing the eye to its beauty. Antique mirror is an exquisite material that effortlessly complements the seductive, glamorous brand aesthetic of Casa Botelho. The Eros mirrors are handcrafted in the UK with impeccable attention to detail. Offered in variety of geometric shapes, the mirrors are available in steel powder-coated in light bronze, dark bronze and pitch black or solid brass (antique, brushed or polished) as well as brass tinted in a choice of plain or antique mirror. Our metal products are handmade. Due to its hand-finished nature and techniques used to apply different finishes, it is expected to see variations in the metal work. We believe this gives character to the item and make each piece unique. Sizes available Octagonal small 40(diameter) x 5(D) cm Octagonal medium 60(diameter) x 5(D) cm Octagonal large 100(diameter) x 5(D) cm Octagonal slim 45(W) x 90(H) x 5(D) The price listed is for the octagonal small in brass with antique mirror as seen in the pictures with beveled detail. Additional heavily antique mirrors...

A custom made round wall mirror with a thick, deep substantial frame. USA, circa 2000. Frame is constructed of solid wood with a black lacquer finish. Measures 36 inches wide with...

A facet cut mahogany mirror with inlay from Belgium, 1980s. The frame is decorated all around with Satin wood inlay. Beautifully Carved and decorated mirror In good condition. Obje...

Mirror with silver-plated Art Deco pattern Wooden frame, black lacquered Art Deco ornaments, freshly silver-plated Original Art Déco, France 1930s Dimensions: Width: 77 cm Height: ...