Standing both side mirror

The saloon mirror is a grand, vintage fixture, often the centerpiece of the bar’s back wall. It stretches wide and tall, framed in dark-stained wood—oak or mahogany—with intricate carvings or scrollwork. The glass is usually aged, bearing a faint patina or silvering wear, adding a nostalgic, time-worn charm. Flanked by shelves of bottles and glassware, the mirror reflects the saloon’s warm glow—gaslight sconces or hanging lamps casting golden hues across the room.

Above or around the mirror, you might find etched glasswork, a painted logo, or even gilded lettering displaying the name of the establishment or liquor brands. The mirror enhances the sense of space, giving patrons a panoramic view of the room and the bustle of the bar behind them.