Octagonal Art Nouveau-Style Floral Mirror

This is a large octagonal wall mirror featuring a distinct Art Nouveau-inspired floral pattern. The design consists of integrated floral decals or multi-colored foil inlays that mimic the appearance of stained glass. The palette is dominated by lavender, iridescent white, and metallic gold-tone vine-work that surrounds a central clear oval viewing area. The frame is constructed of molded plastic with a realistic faux-oak wood grain finish, featuring beveled outer edges. This type of decorative mirror was highly popular in mass-market home decor during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The foil inlay provides a textured, crinkled appearance under the glass surface, catching light to create a prismatic effect. The craftsman style attempts to replicate traditional leaded glass through modern manufacturing techniques like screen printing or appliqué. There is a slight patina visible on the metallic 'caming' lines, which may be due to aging of the adhesive or foil layer. No major cracks or de-silvering of the glass are immediately apparent, though the plastic frame shows minor surface abrasions consistent with residential use. The construction is lightweight, designed for easy mounting on standard drywall.