This #mirror has been beautifully designed and handcrafted from MDF. The frame has been hand treated  (please see chart for other available colours) and is fitted with a D ring so ready to be wall mounted The frame measures  (h) 1500mm x  (w) 30mm x 32mm *Please note: my furniture is handmade to order and usually dispatched within approximately 14 working days Please feel free to message me with any questions you may have Thank you for lookingThe history of the #mirror In ancient times, obsidian, gold, silver, crystal, copper, and bronze were used to make #mirrors after grinding and polishing; in 3000 BC, Egypt had bronze mirrors for makeup; In the 1st century AD, large mirrors that can illuminate the whole body began to be available; in the Middle Ages, small portable #mirrors that were placed in ivory or precious metal boxes with combs were popular in the Middle Ages; from the end of the 12th century to the beginning of the 13th century, there were silver or iron plates on the back Glass #mirror: During the Renaissance, Venice was the center of #mirror making, and the mirrors produced were famous for their high quality. In the 16th century, the cylindrical method was invented to make plate glass. At the same time, the tin amalgam method of using mercury to attach tin foil to the glass was invented, and the number of metal #mirrors gradually decreased.