Vintage Arched Art Deco Style Stained Glass Wall Mirror

This is a large, vertical wall mirror featuring a decorative stained glass or leaded glass border. The piece exhibits a classic arched top with stepped shoulders, leading down to a rectangular base with clipped lower corners, reminiscent of Art Deco or late 20th-century 'revival' geometries. The construction utilizes separate glass panes joined by what appears to be patinated zinc or lead cames. The perimeter border is composed of slender, translucent or white opalescent glass inserts that contrast with the clear central mirror plate. This framing technique creates a window-like aesthetic. The mirror's craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century origin, possibly the 1970s or 1980s when such leaded glass styles were highly popular in home decor. Condition-wise, the cames show a dark, aged patina which is typical for this medium. The structural integrity appears sound, though there is visible surface dust and some smudging on the glass surfaces consistent with regular domestic use. No major cracks, chips, or silvering desilverization (mirror rot) are immediately apparent from the image, but the solder joints at the corners should be inspected for stress fatigue. The scale is substantial, likely standing between 36 and 48 inches tall, making it a focal piece for a bedroom or entryway.