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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.