A mirror that doesn’t just reflect but refines: this 19th-century American example is carved of deep, lustrous mahogany, its arched top giving it a quietly architectural presence. Along the inner edge, a gilt fillet gleams—subtle, not showy—catching the light and adding a whisper of formality. About three-quarters of the way up, the frame is interrupted by a pair of half-round ledges, each punctuated with a turned finial that hangs like a decorative comma, balancing ornament with restraint. It’s a detail that feels both old-world and curiously modern, the kind of flourish you’d expect in a house with history. Perfectly scaled for a powder room, hallway, or bedroom, it carries the grace of 19th-century craftsmanship into contemporary spaces without fuss. Hung alone, it becomes a focal point; paired with other pieces, it slips seamlessly into the ensemble—an antique with the rare gift of adaptability.

25.5 in. W x 3.75 in. D x 35.25 in. H