Deco-Style Multi-Panel Stepped Wall Mirror

This item is a contemporary wall mirror composed of eleven individual rectangular mirror panels arranged in a stepped, ascending pattern. Each panel appears to be made of clear float glass with a silvered back, characteristic of standard mirror construction. The panels are of varying heights, creating a dynamic, architectural silhouette. The arrangement suggests a Deco or Mid-Century Modern influence, though the clean lines could also fit into a modern minimalist aesthetic. Each rectangular panel has beveled edges, which adds a subtle refractive quality and enhances the perceived depth and craftsmanship. There are no visible frames around the individual mirror pieces, indicating they are likely mounted directly to a backing board or wall, possibly with an adhesive or discreet clips. The overall size appears to be significant, likely spanning several feet horizontally. Condition-wise, some of the mirror surfaces exhibit visible signs of wear, particularly what appear to be numerous scratches or scuffs, especially noticeable on the surfaces of the left-most panels. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or significant silvering degradation (black spots or desilvering) visible from the image, but the surface scratches are a noticeable imperfection. No visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps are discernible from the provided image. The construction appears to be machine-made, indicative of mass production rather than bespoke craftsmanship. The reflective nature of the mirror shows reflections of a room with traditional decor, including a multi-panel decorative screen with floral motifs, confirming its function as an interior accent piece.