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Clear mirrors with an acid etched face provide the beautiful silver found in mirrors, covered with an obscuring surface that still allows the color to pop through. -
Sandblasted textured glass shares the same aesthetic qualities of acid etched glass, providing complete privacy while still transmitting light. Where sandblasted glass differs from acid etched is in how it is fabricated. Sandblasted glass is produced by spraying sand at high velocities over the surface of the glass. This gives the glass a translucent surface, which is usually rougher than that obtained by etching. -
This mirror is characterized by its silver tint and a soft smoky texture covering much of the surface of the mirror. It very much resembles the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has gold speckles on its face the resembles gold flakes or dust. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror is characterized by its silver tint and a soft smoky texture covering much of the surface of the mirror. It very much resembles the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror is characterized by its silver tint and a soft smoky texture covering much of the surface of the mirror. It very much resembles the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has a pattern that resembles granite or marble. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror is characterized by its silver tint and a soft smoky texture covering much of the surface of the mirror. It very much resembles the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has a pattern that resembles granite or marble. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a soft smoky pattern with a gold tint, resembling the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has a pattern that resembles granite or marble. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has a pattern that resembles granite or marble. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has gold speckles on its face the resembles gold flakes or dust. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
GNA W-Gold is a unique decorative mirror that has an underlying silver layer, but is mostly obscured by a faded gold pattern. This gives the mirror an antique appearance and the method by which it is made stays true to the antique handmade mirrors from that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style and color of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
Clear Mirror Glass 2" x 44" Strips Beveled on All 4 Sides. Our Beveled Mirror Strips let you make decorative custom mirrors out of ordinary glass mirrors. Each beveled mirror strip we sell is made of 1/4" (6 mm) thick clear plate glass mirror and they have standard 1/2" (12 mm) wide bevels. -
GlasPro-GL “Magnetic Glass” is available as a standard in Pure White. The surface is writable with dry erase and even Sharpie markers can be cleaned off with standard glass cleaners. With the introduction of our new Magnetic Glass surfaces, GlasPro brings new possibilities into work and educational interiors allowing maximum utilization of wall space with a minimum of maintenance. Our magnetic glass surfaces - unlike traditional glass laminates - can be used in any application that requires a surface to which magnets or magnetic materials may be adhered -
Rice paper features in centuries of Japanese art. Unadorned, the finely spun paper fibers are unmistakably beautiful. Their delicacy is preserved, securely embedded in laminated safety glass. -
Antique billows mirrors feature subtle smokey accents on a clear mirror, giving it a beautiful antique look. -
Antique mercury mirrors are very similar to antique billows mirrors, but feature a more tarnished look on the face of the mirror. It is great for anyone looking for an antique style mirror.