Swedish Giltwood Art Deco Mirror by W. Lundell

Swedish Grace, Art Deco giltwood mirror with decorative carving depicting a neoclassical urn flanked by a vine in a Meander motif. The mirror ...

A Glas & Trä, Hovmantorp made asymmetrical frame wall mirror with rosewood veneer. The inner frame detailed with black lacquer. Made in Sweden circa 1950’s and produced by Glas & Tr...

Belgian gilt and silver leaf wood, Art Deco mirror with a richly detailed frieze of stylized flowers and two birds in flight. The mirror has gold and silver striped moldings with tap...

A Scandinavian modern patinated metal mirror with an asymmetrical shape. The mirror combines four unique curved corners to great effect. Made of polished steel the surface has a chro...

A Scandinavian Modern, round polished brass mirror. The frame has a “line and dot” design pierced around the frame. The mirror glass appears to f...

Elegant Swedish art deco armchair with a graceful scrolled back raised on sabre back legs. The chair is solid stained Elm and features a cantilevered platform seat with upholstered c...

Art Deco Style Giltwood Mirror, rectangular, with late Jugendstil or early Art Deco geometric design- cast frames, gilded, and surrounding rectangular beveled mirror plates. This ite...

French Art Deco giltwood mirror. Elaborately hand-carved by French artisans with geometric and deco details. This mirror makes a great focal p...

Large Art Deco glass and giltwood mirror Continental, c. 1930 Height 172cm, width 127cm, depth 9cm This striking mirror was expertly crafted around 1930, during the peak years of ...

Our etched glass mirror designed by Simon Gate (1883-1945) for Orrefors is one of two mirrors commissioned for the Swedish oceanliner, M/S Kungsholm, which took its maiden voyage in 1929. It has a rectangular shaped metal frame bordered by 28 shaped glass plaques with double welt caming etched with nude figures, mermaids, tridents and dolphins. Signed in lower right ORREFORS S. GATE 1928. This is one of two mirrors that hung in the vestibule connecting the first-class main lounge and the music room. The whereabouts of the other mirror is not known. The M/S Kungsholm was built in 1928 and had her inaugural voyage when she sailed to the Caribbean for the Swedish American Lines in 1929. The Kungsholm was not the largest of ships, but it was designed and decorated as a showcase for luxurious Art Deco design by the finest of Sweden's artists. Notably, this is one of a very few number of decorative objects from the ship that have survived following its seizure by the U.S. in 1941 for the transport of troops in WWII. The interior of the ship was designed by Carl Bergsten to showcase the very best of Swedish fine and decorative arts to the world. For more information, we invite you to read the lot essay from the Christie's sale in 1991 which included the mirror in lot 248. Literature: * Gustaf Munthe, Swedish Arts and...

This rare wall mirror was designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1940s. It features a tin frame and mirror glass. Overall condition is very good with a nice warm patina to the h...

Antique carved giltwood mirror, Art Deco style. Re-gilding to the patinated leaf on carved oakwood (frame width: 5 cm / 1.97 in). Antiqu...