Small wall-mounted mirror Vintage Text on the black oval parts at the top and bottom. The upper oval part is illegible from the front (Photo 2). Looking from the back, it says "Japan's No. 1 [symbol] Miso Soy Sauce" (Photo 3). The [symbol] part is a logo. The lower oval part has "Yorozuya" legible (Photo 4). Looking from the back, it says "The store with everything, Groceries [illegible] Yorozuya [illegible] Ginza Dori" (illegible parts) (Photo 5). The silver backing of the mirror's edge has deteriorated (Photo 6). Red glass is attached to the back (Photo 7). Looking from the side, it can be seen that it is a double structure of colorless glass and red glass (Photo 8). There are three large cracks at the bottom of the back (second to last photo). The cracks are only in the red glass. The cracks are not visible from the front. Since the red glass is adhered to the front glass, the cracks do not cause it to break or fall off in its current state. The uneven coloring on the back (last photo) is likely air trapped between the two pieces of glass (amateur assessment, not confirmed). A hanging string is attached (Photo 2), but it is likely very old, so we recommend replacing it with a sturdy string of your preferred color. 30.2 x 10 cm I liked the phrase "The store with everything" and bought it at an antique shop, hanging it in my entryway. Selling due to decluttering. Shipping included. Will be shipped via Yu-Packet. - Type: Wall-mounted mirror - Shape: Rectangular - Design: Simple design - Installation method: With string Thank you for looking.