Harrison Gil - Christopher Guy Harrison - Wall mirror - Wood, Glass





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Harrison Gil wall mirror by designer Christopher Guy Harrison, 114 cm in diameter with a radial wood frame in gold tones and dark inset areas, made in the United Kingdom circa 2000–2010, 4 cm deep and weighing 18 kg, with a 68 cm central glass and an original Harrison Gil Certificate of Authenticity on the reverse.
Description from the seller
There are pieces that decorate a room. This mirror transforms it.
Created by Harrison Gil, a brand associated with designer Christopher Guy Harrison, it stands out for its 114 cm diameter and the extraordinary radial wooden frame. The gold traces, with a gold-leaf effect, alternate with dark recesses and create a play of light and depth that changes with the viewpoint.
It is a singular piece, from an earlier phase of the brand, capable of becoming the centerpiece of any room or entryway. The central mirror measures 68 cm; the piece is 4 cm deep and weighs 18 kg.
On the back it retains the original Harrison Gil label, identified as ‘Certificate of Authenticity’, and the reference ‘6380 D100 RD 0103’, also marked on the structure.
The signs of wear it presents are those natural to the passage of years.
There are pieces that decorate a room. This mirror transforms it.
Created by Harrison Gil, a brand associated with designer Christopher Guy Harrison, it stands out for its 114 cm diameter and the extraordinary radial wooden frame. The gold traces, with a gold-leaf effect, alternate with dark recesses and create a play of light and depth that changes with the viewpoint.
It is a singular piece, from an earlier phase of the brand, capable of becoming the centerpiece of any room or entryway. The central mirror measures 68 cm; the piece is 4 cm deep and weighs 18 kg.
On the back it retains the original Harrison Gil label, identified as ‘Certificate of Authenticity’, and the reference ‘6380 D100 RD 0103’, also marked on the structure.
The signs of wear it presents are those natural to the passage of years.

