Maryland - Table Mirrors

Original use was a wall mirror, but the previous owner always used it as a tray, so we are presenting this item as a tray. We have lined the back with fresh cork. However, this ite...

A Mid Century George III Style Mahogany Two Drawer Dressing Table Mirror. Measures 23.5" in width, 10" in depth and stands 29"in height.

19th Century American Empire gentleman's tilt-top shaving mirror of mahogany. The original mirror glass is in a beveled frame with a dome top and is supported by beautifully crafter ...

A 19th Victorian Mahogany Shaving Mirror or dress mirror to go on the table or on the Chest. Mirror comes apart for easy handling Measures 21.75" in ...

A double sided swivel table mirror, almost completely oxidized, but it is a survivor. By renowned designer Charles Hollis Jones in the USA, c.1960s. No cracks, no chips. Estate fresh, found in an attic. All surfaces have lost the original sliver plated finish. And heavy tarnishing...

A true Regency Satinwood Inlaid and carved Mahogany Chest Mirror, Circa 1800-1810 in great antique condition. Measures 24" in width, 8.5" in dept...

Exquisite art deco giltwood self standing table mirror. Very Good Vintage condition with appropriate with use and history W5.

A fabulous table mirror designed by Uno and O¨sten Kristiansson for Luxus, Sweden, 1960. Remaining in gorgeous condition. Features a circular teak frame, in a striking teak finish, the mirror is supported on dovetail L-shaped angled legs exquisite design and quality. Truly a rare work of art, this mirror is sure to spark curiosity and conversation in any space or setting! About the designer Swedish designers and brothers Uno & Östen Kristiansson, known for their lighting and mirror designs, were particularly active from the 1950s-1970s in Sweden. They were prolific designers with a clear design aesthetic that is easily recognizable as Scandinavian Modern. Although there is a dearth of biographical information available on the pair, their designs are nonetheless appreciated by vintage lovers, and are highly sought-after on the vintage market today. Uno was born in 1925, and Östen two years later in 1927. Little is known about their formative years, but it can be surmised that they spent their early years in southern Sweden, learning the furniture trade from their father who ran his own furniture business, Vittsjö Furniture (established in 1919), named after the Swedish village in which it was located. In 1950, Uno Kristiansson founded his own manufacturing company, Luxus, which was also situated in Vittsjö. He produced a range of products, including home and interior lamps, furniture and mirrors, that were designed by the two brothers. In the 1950s, the collections were launched nationally in Sweden, and internationally across Europe. In 1968, Luxus presented a collection of lamps with brightly colored textile...