Plain archtop mirror, shown here in silver leaf finish and cut down in height.

Plain archtop overmantel mirror, one of the simplest and most elegant styles, equally at home in traditional or modern interiors.

A Georgian Style Archtop Mirror, with a much shallower arched top. This style is very popular with those who need a low arch, as the shape is more complimentary of the lower proportion.

19th century English Victorian Archtop overmantel mirror, plain shaped frame with shell top decoration and side finials. Shown with a variety of optional extras.

19th century style English Achtop overmantel mirror with torch & arrows crest with 'Fancy Finials', which have slightly more detail than our standard finials.

Early Victorian archtop overmantel mirror. Richly moulded frame with gadroon and pearl decoration, side finials and shell top. Can be cut down in height.

Victorian archtop ovemantel mirror with ball & cross frame moulding with fancy finials and no shell. Shown here cut down in height for lower ceilings or under picture rails. Can have shell top.

19th century Archtop overmantel mirror with rope and bow decoration. These rope and bow ornaments were introduced in the early 19th century to celebrate Nelson's naval vitories. This mirror now comes with our new triple bow decoration as seen in detail photos. Shown here in Rubbed gilt finish.

Large plain polished mahogany archtop mirror.

Tall archtop console mirror with 3/4 size frame with ball & cross decoration around frame and cartouche top. Shown over 'demi lune' console table but would also be suitable as a wall mirror free hanging as a pier glass between windows, in a hallway or on a landing.

English canted arch overmantel mirror with simple decoration, here in Dutch gold leaf. This style first appeared in about 1870 and became increasingly popular over the next 20 years.

The unusual Canted Archtop Mirror, with a decorative shell top and deacorations on the coulumns and feet finish this magnificent mirror.