Lam Lee Group Mirrors

Mirrors, pair of tall gold leaf mirrors. Pair of decorative gold leaf mirrors. Handcrafted by a local crafts person in the New York area...

Round mirror with frame in lacquered wood and fabric, Italy, 1970s.

A French bleached walnut mirror from the Midcentury period with beveled frame. This exquisite French bleached walnut mirror from the Midcentury period exudes a serene and understated...

Amazing Mid-Century wall mirror with a double-layer crystal frame. This fantastic piece was produced in Italy during the 1960s and it is attributed to Cristal Arte.

Minimalist round mirror with a modern aluminium powder coated yellow frame. Designed and handcrafted in London, UK. Our mirrors are designed with an integrated French cleat (split b...

Italian Mid-Century Modern spiral framed mirror in rattan by Franco Albini. Italy, 1950s-1960s This cool round mirror features a rattan woven spiral frame surrounding the central gla...

1990s Moorish Syle Gilded Metal Wall Mirror

Patinated carved wood and gold leaf mirror, attributed to Maison Jansen, France, circa 1950.

Made to Order Oval Banded mirror with silver leafed frame. Stepped-out corner, reverse carved ovals and spheres on mirror banding.   

Original and minimalist half-moon mirror with a modern aluminium powder coated frame. Designed and made in London, UK. Fitted with an ingenious French cleat (split batten) system s...

Curves of organic forms, like dandelion seeds, circle asymmetrically across this highly textured and tactile wrought iron mirror, featuring colour powdered pigments. The iron mirro...

Dino Gavina "Omaggio a Lucio Fontana" mirror. From a sketch by Lucio Fontana, 1964. Polished mirrored steel, equidistant mechanical piercings. Dino Gavina (1922 – 2007) was an Italian entrepreneur, designer and publisher. He is one of the most important entrepreneurial figures in the Italian furniture and design sector. Founder of the companies Gavina Spa, Flos and Simon at a time when design was just being born, his history as an industrialist will deeply influence Italian design, revolutionizing the field of furtniture and lighting. Gavina was the first to work with young architects like the Castiglioni brothers, Tobia Scarpa, Bellini, and Vico Magistretti. He was also responsible for the revival of Marcel Breuer’s Bauhaus movement. He was also one of the first to understand the great importance of the store front, enlisting Carlo Scarpa to design the first Gavina store on the via Altabella in the heart of Bologna, Italy. Later, in various other cities, he organized events and exhibitions in collaboration with artists such as Meret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Sebastian Matta, René Magritte, Jackson Pollock, Marcel Duchamp and Lucio Fontana. It was with Fontana in particular that Gavina felt a deep connection, and this would be one of the most important professional relationships of his career. Their first encounter in 1954 marks the beginning of a great friendship that would last a lifetime. Over the course of more than a decade, Gavina would direct Fontana to the greatest architects in Milan for the design of their products. In 1964, following the “Lamiere” exhibition (Metal Sheets) at the Gavina shop in Milan, Dino Gavina gave Lucio Fontana the IDEA to create a large metal plated...