Mirror, mirror…

If in the bathroom, the hallway, the living room or the kitchen, people add mirrors to their homes wherever possible. To check your lipstick, add character to an otherwise dull space or to lend the illusion of depth to a room of any size, hardly any modern-day place does not incorporate at least one example…

The birth of these light reflecting objects can actually be traced back as far as 6000 BC; with the first manufactured versions consisting of polished stone which later morphed into polished copper (such early examples can be found in various parts of the world including Anatolia, South America, Egypt and China, highlighting the importance of ‘reflection’ in every possible culture).

At Timothy Langston Fine Art & Antiques we have gone to great lengths to gather a wide variety of styles, materials, shapes and sizes to suit every taste and household.

Round: 19th century regency period giltwood convex mirror
Round: 19th Century Regency Period Giltwood Convex Mirror
An early 19th century regency period eglomisé border glass mirror
An Early 19th Century Regency Period Eglomisé Border Glass Mirror
A large 19th century rococo overmantel mirror in the manner of thomas johnson
A Large 19th Century Rococo Overmantel Mirror in the Manner of Thomas Johnson
A george i walnut fretwork mirror
A George I Walnut Fretwork Mirror

    Subscribe to our mailing list

    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.