Edvin Ollers (1888-1959) Pair of mirrors Tin and mirrored glass Edited by Svenskt Tenn One mirror

Very unique design with decorated and scalloped edge antique mirrors. There are small rosette appliqués on each glass panel as well. There is one broken mirror on the very top. Signed by Albert Maign

Pair of Lalique Glass Swans on Mirrored Plateau (some scratches on mirror & both have small mini chips, one of the wings on each - see last pics), signed Lalique France Ht. 10 inches (25.4 cm)

French, Early 20th Century, Each Hung With Cut Glass Button Chains And Drops, With Cone Finial, Laurel Corona Mirrored Vasiform Mirror Back. Six Lights On Scroll Arms. Each 41h x 18w x 11d. One Bobech

Pietro Chiesa (1892-1948)Pair of sconcesPainted metal, mirror and glassEdited by Fontana ArteModel created circa 1940H 82 × L 14,5 × P 9 cm

Italian Pair of sculptural wall mirrors, 1950s Brass, mirrored glass. Each: 37" H x 21" W x 1" D

Exceptional pair George III mirrors, 18th c., England, mirrored glass surrounded by pierced gilt wood frame with finely carved scrolls, flowering vines, columns, and headed on each end with centered a

Italy, 1970s, 120x6 cm., pair of wall mirrors in steel and mirrored glass

Pair of Northern Italian Rococo Giltwood Mirrors, 2nd quarter 18th c, one glass replaced, appx 56 1/2" x 27".

Pair of reverse-painted mirrored glass, carved and silvered obelisks, with carved wood feet, in the manner of Serge Roche. Provenance: Malmaison - Prigent Enterprises. [72 x 18 cx 18 inches]. Mirror s

one signed "Lalique France" (12 inches wide; 7 inches deep; 10 inches high), the other with no visible signature (14 inches wide); with oval etched mirror plateau (40 x 20 inches); Provenance: The Est

Signed. Tallest swan 10" high. Mirror 31" x 22 1/2".Note: one swans has a chip on bottom of swan and on very edge of bottom. very hard to notice edge chip. Overall very good condition.

Carved wood. Metal. Beveled glass mirror. One flip top compartment. Attributed tDITTA G. PARAVIDINI DI A. DEL CORNO & C.o. Measures 93 3/4" h x 71 1/2" w x 14" d.

Fontana Arte (20th c.)Pair of mirrorsTinted glass, mirror, lacquered metal, painted wood and brassEdited by Fontana ArteModel created circa 1950H 89 × L 56 × P 8 cmBibliography:- E. Paoli, L

A matched pair of French giltwood mirrorsone first half 18th century, the other 20th centuryheight 80in (203cm); width 48in (122cm)

PHIL POWELL (1919 - 2008) Mirror and console shelf, New Hope, PA, 1960 Figured, sculpted, and gilt walnut, mirrored glass Unmarked Mirror: 72" x 17 1/2", shelf: 44" x 55" x 11" Provenance: Family of t

26 x 11” Matched Pair Murano/Venetian glass mirrors. Early 20th C. Featuring etched images of a Signorina and her Galante Signore. Further decorative etching of scrolls and arabesques at top and

4 shelves. One glass door. Mirror back. Carved oak. 78" h x 49" w x 17 1/8" d.

Impressive Pair Of Victorian Carved Gilt Wood Pier Mirrors. One Mirror Plate Replaced. Crated. Each 7ft Tall X 3ft Wide.

Pair of scallop form beveled glass mirrors, each with a single sconce, in an ornate, reticulated design. [35" H x 23 1/2" W]. In good condition.

A PAIR OF VENETIAN CARVED GILTWOOD ETCHED GLASS MIRRORS 18th century The etched figures representing Spring and Autumn. height 41in (104cm); width 24in (61cm) For further information on this lot pleas

A PAIR OF SMALL ITALIAN ROCOCO REVIVAL PARCEL GILT CARVED WOOD MIRRORS, LATE 19TH CENTURY, each with a shaped shield form glass mirror enclosed by a conforming frame, surmounted by a nicely detailed s

Beautiful pair of large Lalique Crystal "Miroir Cygnes" Swans Centerpiece. Sculptures are crafted of fine quality frosted French art glass. Swans are resting on a etched oval shape mirror plateau. Bot

Pair of Lalique crystal Cygnes swans comprised of clear and frosted etched glass, inscribed “Lalique France” underside of each tail, together with the original glass mirror having an etched ripple

A Pair of Chinese Reverse-Painted Glass Pier Mirrors 20th Century Height 51 x width 14 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of William L. Bernhard and Catherine Cahill, Southampton, New York Note: