Large mirror with a shaped wooden frame and metal details.
Italian manufacture, circa 1950.
Elegant shaped brass mirror with cardinal red velvet ribbon.
Italian manufacture around 1955.
In the style of Piero Fornasetti.
Gio Ponti (1891-1979) Large mirror with an engraved and sandblasted geometric motif mounted on a wooden frame.
Fontana Arte, ca. 1930.
Fire-branded on the frame.
Pair of very refined and elegant carved and gilded wooden mirrors with antique mercury mirrors in perfect condition.
Tuscan manufacture, ca. 1730-1750.
An extraordinary small gilded wood mirror with a "Pel de Rava" or grass-blade carving, a hallmark of the finest Lombard furniture production from the mid-18th century. The same motif is found on Lombard inlaid woodwork commissioned by the highest patrons.
Made in Lombardy, Italy, ca. 1750.
Elegant mirror with shaped brass frame and undulating profile, characterized by a refined scroll pediment — a recurring motif in the language of Gio Ponti.
Attributed to Gio Ponti. Italian manufacture, 1950s.
Heart-shaped mirror with a contoured brass frame.
Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012)
Table mirror in slate and steel with mirror on both sides.
Made in 1975.
Two mirrors with shaped wooden frames.
Made in the 1940s.
Mirror with a shaped metal and brass mesh frame.
Italian manufacture, 1950.
Sergio Mazza
Elegant brass table mirror with a marble base.
Made by Artemide, ca. 1960.
Tilting steel table mirror with a Marquinia marble base.
Made by Artemide, circa 1960.
Two large mirrors with newly produced shaped brass frames.
Designed by Gio Ponti, circa 1955.
Elegant pair of mirrors in reeded wood with ground mirror applied on ebonized wooden spacers and held by small brass glass holders.
Italian manufacture, 1950s approx.
Elegant and refined pair of carved and gilded wood mirrors with mercury mirrors.
Ligurian manufacture, Italy, ca. 1770.
Pietro Chiesa 1892-1970
Elegant mirror with shaped frame in cut and engraved glass, small glass decorations.
Prod. Fontana Arte 1940ca.
In 1932 he was called by Gio Ponti to share the artistic direction of the newborn and then famous FontanaArte. "No one more than him could promote more daring modernity in glassmaking technique" as Ponti wrote. He designed over a thousand different objects, furniture, tables, lamps, stained glass windows, art objects. Many of these pieces have entered the history of design.
Dressmaker's mirror with wooden frame and brass handles. 3 grinded mirrors and shaped wooden base.
Italian manufacture ca. 1930.
White opaline bathroom mirror with tilting mirror, shelf, and chrome-plated soap dish.
French manufacture, ca. 1930.
Mirror with important polychrome porcelain frame with hand-painted flower and cherub decorations.
Capodimonte Manufacture, Naples, 1950 ca.
Large backlit mirror in magenta colored tempered glass.
Design Nanda Vigo
Manufactur Glass Italia, 2008. now out of production.
This version is a never modified prototype, accompanied by a certificate from the Nanda Vigo archive, Glass Italia is also the publisher of the Sottsass mirror.
Splendid mirror with lacquered wood base and large oval mirror with glass top.
Attr. William Ulrich, 1940 ca.
Small mirror engraved with hunting scenes.
Italian manufacture, ca. 1930.
Large shaped mirror.
Italian manufacture, ca. 1940.
Giovanni Gariboldi (1908 -1971)
Large mirror with gilded wooden frame.
Italian manufacture, 1940's
Large tilting mirror with original mercury mirror, wooden structure with neoclassical style tympanum and half columns with bronze details.
Italian manufacture, central Italy, period of transition between the Neoclassical and the Empire. 1790s/1800
Mirror with curved metal mesh frame with two wall lights of the same workmanship with satin glass.
Italy 1950s.
Small Rococò carved and gilded leaf mirror with original silvered mirror.
The measurements of this frame are particularly unusual and contained for its time.
North Italy, Piedmont, around 1750.
