China Antique Mirror Silver Glass Dressing Make up Jewelry Box Case

Antique Jewelry Case Mirror Beauty Cosmetic Material for Glass Box
Glass Mirror Features:
Antique Mirror / Decorative Mirror
1. Normal size/PC and packing: 2.44X1.83m/PC or 2.2X1.65m/PC, wooden pack
2. Edge cutting or grinding charge is not included
3. Quotation based on 1X20'GP
4.30% deposit, 70% balance before shipment
5. Quotation Valid Date: Within 90 days
Mirror Specifications For Refrence:

NameJewelry case mirror B196Size1830*2440mmThickness5mmWooden Crate1Quantity40Net Weight Tons2.79075 TonsSquare Meter223.26 sqmFree SampleYesMOQ20 GPcontainerMixed LoadingAvailable5mm Mirror Loading Suggestion8 boxesTotal Square Meters1786.08 sqmTotal Gross Weight22.426 TonsDistributorAccept +86 13822311940ApplicationBuilding material, sanitary ware,
bath mirror, wardrobe ,
make-up mirror Alternative Size2200*1650 mm
2400*1830 mm
2140*3300 mm
2440*3300 mm
2140*3660 mm
2440*3660 mm
3mm-12 mmQuatation Sheet IncludedFatory introdction
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Antique Jewelry Case Mirror Pictures
Production:
Any cut available as your request
color: titanium, champagne, pink, grey, golden yellow, violet etc.
back paint colour: dark grey, red or as per request

Specification:
1. made of quality float glass
2. with decorative patterns and colours
3. many patterns and colour available

Features:
1. with acid etched patterns
2. two or three layers water proof paint

Advantages:
1. Green products, environmentally friendly
2.transform internal spaces with brillance and perspective
3. Optical quality and durability
4. easy processing and installation
5. increase the feeling of space and enhances interiors
6. processed product variations, suitable for cutting into regular and more
unusual shapes, after cutting, it can be drilled and edged(bevel, arris etc),
like trational mirrors, wall mirror, decorative mirror, safety mirror,furniture
mirror. The front face of the mirror can be customized by means of
sandblasting or engraving to creat patterns, logos and graphics etc.

Application:
1. environmentally friendly
2. in communal areas in office or apartment blocks: entrance halls, lifts or landings
3. in shopping centers and retail stores
4. in bars, restaurants. clubs, threatres
5. in public buildings, offices, hotel, shopping centers, KTV etc.
6.to be used as framed or unframed mirrors
7. for paneling on walls,doors, pillars, such as TV background wall, sliding door
8. in furniture tables, cupboard doors, shelves etc.

Package:
Paper interlayer between two sheets, wood crates
Certificate Listed By:
Certified by international quality systerms such as ISO9001, the trusted by
customers for their good quality.

FAQ:
1. What is difference between aluminum mirror ,Copper-free mirror and silver mirror?
Technically say , copper-free mirror its feature without copper and lead element,
compare to those traditional silver mirrors , whom involved lead and copper inside the
coating , and the latter could be easy get moldy and black dot . but the copper free one ,
it hasn't thess weakness, and such these things can be a better sale point.
Another aluminum mirror is worse than silver or copper free mirror, coz the aluminum
mirror reflecting those objects are tend to blurred and distorted, and this one is the
cheapiest one.
For good suggestion, if the hotel projct , like bath mirror that recommend to use
copper- free mirror, and those common wardrobe purpose that recommend use silver
mirror, some people call the coppr-free mirrot as environmental friendly mirror.
2. How can I get samples to check your quantity?
We can offer samples for free.
3. Can you do the production as customized?
Yes, we have a professional technique team, we could produce the glass depends on
your requirements.

WHAT IF DIY ANTIQUE MIRROR AT HOME:

How to DIY antique mirror with great idea?
Andy Liang , a manager and mirror expert work in the Southern China -based custom
mirror and silver mirror , color mirror manufacturer, has made a name for itself by
producing handcrafted pieces that capture the feel of real antiques. One of the
techniques they use for aging mirror is wonderfully simple and serves as the inspiration
for this how to.
Creating an antique mirror effect is an inexpensive way to revamp a flea market find,
or add a new layer of interest and depth to an ordinary wall mirror. Almost any type
of mirror can be aged using this technique, including mirrored plexiglass.
Supplies
• Mirrored glass or plexiglass. Due to the type of paint applied to the reflective coating,
inexpensive, craft-store mirror works wonderfully.
• Latex or other gloves for hand protection.
• Paint stripper. Most types work fine. For a less toxic product, Citristrip works well.
• Plastic putty spreader or putty knife.
• Modern Masters metal Effects Black Patina. This patina solution is essentially an acid
that eats at the reflective surface of the mirror. There are probably other products
that work similarly, but Modern Masters products work well and can be found online
or in most art supply stores or specialty paint stores.
• 1" chip brush (or similar brush).
• Silver paint of choice.
Steps
Step 1: (Image 2, above)
Wearing gloves, place mirror face down on cardboard or other protected surface in a
well-ventilated area. Apply stripper generously to back of mirror and allow to sit for
a few hours, or until paint can be easily removed with plastic scraper. It is not necessary
for all of the paint to be removed; generally speaking, 80-90% should suffice. When
paint has been stripped, wash mirror with soap and water and allow to dry.
Step 2: (Images 3 & 4)
Place stripped mirror face down on clean cardboard or other protected surface. Dip
chip brush in Modern Masters metal Patina Solution and gradually apply it to the raw
reflective surface of the mirror. As mirror tends to age from the edges inward, it is best
to apply patina solution in heavier amounts around the edges of the mirror. In a matter
of minutes (or less), the patina solution will begin to eat away at the reflective surface.
Other application techniques that produce nice effects are spattering and light directional
brushing of patina solution. Continue applying solution until desired level of ageing is
achieved. Rinse with water to neutralize the reaction and allow to dry.
Step 3: (photos 5 & 6)
This next step involves reapplying paint to the back of the mirror. The color paint you
choose will be visible through the spots created by the patina solution. The dark areas
of aged antique mirrors tend to be a dark silver-grey but depending on the silvering
technique used, can range from gold to pale silver to black. One method that produced
nice results is a combination of dark and light silver paints, applied randomly (per images).
Apply paint until the reflective surface is completely covered.