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Heliostat mirror 100cm square with foresight attached to one corner

1950

Mirror, advertising Super Wernets denture fixative powder

Small hand mirror in ivoride

1857-1867

Pair of Plossl's interference mirrors

"Alexanders Graphic Mirror"

1830

Cylindrical Mirror (c.1860-70)

1860-1870

Japanese magic mirror

Mirror showing four colour silvering processes on glass

1968

Float glass silvered mirror, 1980

1980

Hand mirror set in amber catalin, Art Deco fan design on back

Mirrors

Rotating mirror with four faces

Plane mirror

1870

Convex mirror

1870

Claud Lorraine mirror

1780-1800

Concave mirror

1870

Plumber’s Adjustable Mirror and Light

1982-84

Glass mirror

601-1000

Glass mirror

901-1000

Mirror for examining assays at back of furnace

Two mirrors set at a right-angle to each other on a wooden stand

1850-1920

Moving-magnet mirror galvanometer no. 5685

Half round mirror of speculum metal

1800-1899

Oval Concave Mirror (c.1740-50), in sharkskin case

1740-1750

Japanese magic mirror

Cylindrical convex mirror

1900-1980

Two convex mirrors by the British Optical Lens Co.

1954-1983

Semi-circular concave mirror in stainless steel

1985

2 sets of 3 laser mirrors

1980-1985

Cylindrical mirror

Pair of laser mirrors made by G. Parsons, Newcastle, C1980

Pair of laser mirrors made by G. Parsons

Telescope Mirror blank in optical plated glass, 63/4" diameter, 1" thick, weight 52.6 ozs, 1968

Telescope Mirror blank in optical plated glass

1968
Chrome plated wing-mirror and two steel bolts each with a lock-nut, from Hino Contessa 1300 Sedan, by Hino Motors Ltd., Japan, 1965

Wing-mirror

1965
One of the first Parabolic mirrors made by the Cowper-Coles process in 1895, in glazed case, approx 2' 7"

One of the first Parabolic mirrors made by the Cowper-Coles process in 1895

Rotating mirror and viewing apparatus for use with a bank of oscillograph elements ( without light source or camera), by Siemens, serial no. 456539

Rotating mirror and viewing apparatus for use with a bank of oscillograph elements

1946-1955
Mirror, London & North Eastern Railway. Small oval mirror damaged at bottom with "LNER" stencilled on. Dimensions 15"x10"

Mirror, London & North Eastern Railway

Mirror, in wooden container, elongated oval, possibly Belgian, 19th century

Mirror, in wooden container

1801-1900
Cylindrical concave mirror made from a glass strip bent into a semi-circle

Cylindrical concave mirror

1900-1980
Two mirrors from scrapped instruments. Circular and mounted. Manufacturer unknown

mirrors

Pair of Darwin gimbal mirrors, by Cambridge Scientific Co., 1916, used to track balloons

Pair of Darwin gimbal mirrors

1916
Mounting for surgeon's head mirror, with headband, 1860 to 1930

Mounting for surgeon's head mirror

1860-1930
Bathroom mirror fitment with tooth brush holder

Bathroom mirror fitment with tooth brush holder

Pair of large concave mirrors

Pair of large concave mirrors

Box containing three mirrors.

Box containing Three Mirrors

Cylindrical mirror. (For viewing anamorphosis paintings)

Cylindrical mirror

Two pieces of mirror made by mercury process

Two pieces of mirror made by mercury process

1968
Still life with mirror, candle and tray of White Horse Whisky and glasses. Three colour gravure from colour separation negatives

Still life with mirror

Circuit mirror and suspension for Boys radiomicrometer in small case; (quartz fibre suspension attached)

Circuit mirror and suspension for Boys radiomicrometer

1800-1899
Oscillating mirror and shutter, driven by synchronous motor, for use with oscillograph, made by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, no.5325

Oscillating mirror and shutter

1907
Bed of iron hoops used for casting three-foot speculum mirror by Lord Rosse

Bed of iron hoops

1840-1850