Whites Antiques has dated this Victorian Acid Etched Mirror to the 1900s.
The acid etched detailing adds refinement, while the scale makes it a standout decorative piece with real presence. This example has that unmistakable pub atmosphere: lived-in, characterful, and quietly glamorous.

At a Glance - Appeal, Desirability & Collectibility
• Date: Circa 1900
• Origin: England
• Provenance: Removed from a public house in Maida Vale, London
• Material: Acid etched mirror plate in a later frame

• Style: Late Victorian / Edwardian pub décor
• Dimensions: H 132cm (52") | W 76cm (29.9") | D 4cm (1.6")
• Condition: Overall good condition with age related marks to the mirror plate
• Decorative Appeal: Warm, characterful, and deeply authentic

• Display Ideas: Kitchens, hallways, bars, dining rooms, living spaces
• Versatility: Works in traditional, industrial, eclectic and contemporary interiors
• Collectibility: A fine example of traditional pub furnishing from the turn of the 20th century

• Delivery: Delivery is not included - please use the Request Delivery Quote tab before purchase
Heritage, History & Craftsmanship
A characterful late 19th century English pub mirror, originating from a public house in Maida Vale, London. The mirror features an attractive acid etched decorative pattern to the plate - a classic detail of Victorian and Edwardian pub interiors, where mirrors were used to amplify light and create a sense of warmth, bustle, and conviviality.

The mirror is presented in a later frame which complements the plate without overpowering it. With its generous proportions and authentic surface character, this is a striking decorative piece that brings instant atmosphere to kitchens, hallways, bars, and living spaces. It is a wonderful example of the practical beauty and visual theatre that defined English pub décor at the turn of the century.

Condition Report
• In overall good antique condition - typical of a working pub mirror of this period
• Mirror plate shows age related marks and imperfections consistent with long use
• Later frame is clean, secure and well fitted

• Please refer to photographs for specific details
• A fine example of traditional pub furnishing from the turn of the 20th century
Styling Suggestions
• Ideal above a sideboard, console or bar counter
• Beautiful in kitchens and dining rooms to reflect light and atmosphere

• Works well in hallways to add scale and visual interest
• Perfect for home bars, garden rooms or entertainment spaces
• Strong enough to anchor an eclectic gallery wall
• Complements industrial, Victorian, Edwardian and modern interiors

• Adds instant warmth and character to minimalist schemes
Explore Every Facet
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• Decorative acid etched detailing to the upper plate
• Attractive surface character and age related markings
• Later frame with clean lines and secure construction
• Original period plate with authentic wear
• Subtle variations in tone and reflectivity
• Rear construction consistent with later framing
• Proportions ideal for both domestic and commercial interiors
Sustainable Style
Thank you for considering this late Victorian acid etched pub mirror - - a choice that is both culturally and environmentally responsible. In every sense, the most sustainable item is the one that endures…
Antique mirrors already exist, their materials harvested and crafted generations ago. By choosing a piece like this, you help preserve traditional craftsmanship, reduce waste, and bring depth, individuality and continuity into modern interiors.
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Whites Antiques has dated this Victorian Acid Etched Mirror to the 1900s.
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