Silk Screened Mirror of Treescape by Gloria Eriksen

Beautiful vintage mid century frosted mirror in brass frame depicting a stork or heron wading through the water. This picture was created by the artist Gloria Eriksen...

Beautiful and rare vintage mirror by Brazilian master Jorge Zalszupin designed for the Hotel Gloria in Rio de Janeiro. Once considered the most glamorous hotel in Brazil, guests incl...

Mirror silk screen with black or white frame.

A beautiful solid wood mirror framed with a fine 19th century carving. The elaborate design features He He, the Harmony Gods, set among flowing grapevines heavy with a rich harvest, ...

A most impressive, large scale, museum exhibition quality Baroque period Italian Catholic church cartaglorie altar card frame, now repurposed and fashioned as a stunning mirror. Bo...

Elevate your interior with this exquisite Regency mirrored églomisé folding screen. This elegant four-panel screen, dating to circa 1950, embodies the refined neoclassical aesthetic ...

A beautiful solid wood mirror framed with a fine 19th century carving. The elaborate design prominently features a treasure pot in the center, that is believed to churn out endless t...

A pair of large contemporary mirrored bifold screens featuring three beveled mirror panels on each side, folding in half for versatile placement. Dimens...

Hand woven wicker folding screen with mirrors.

We offer for sale a stunning serigraph mirror made in Italy around the 1980s. Like many pieces produced during the postmodern movement, its design recalls and reinterprets Art Deco. In this case, the decorative motif of black panthers, characterized by a minimalist and elegant style, is typical of the 1930s. Their silhouette gives an organic shape to the mirror, which is frameless. This mirror, in my opinion, can dialogue with a wide range of interior design styles because, like an art installation, it doesn't have to "match" anything but speaks its own language. This mirror, in my mind, blends together various cultural influences: the seductive black panthers of the bronze sculptures of the 1930s, in technique and result, and the iconic mirror by Man Ray, an exponent of Dadaism and Surrealism, still produced today by Cassina. But, for its minimalism and the immediacy of its graphics, it's also reminiscent of the crazy graphics on the '80s skateboard decks designed by Jim Phillips...