Marseille Mirror

A commanding presence at seventy-two inches, the Marseille Mirror by John Richard frames its beveled glass within a sculptural surround of beech, finished in burnished silver leaf that catches and diffuses light with the quiet authority of aged mercury glass. The silvered surface carries a depth that transcends mere reflection — it is architectural ornament as much as looking glass, belonging equally to a grand entrance hall or a dressing room of serious intent. At forty-two inches wide, its proportions are generous without excess, the work of a maker who understands that scale and restraint are not opposing forces.