English Convex Bull’s Eye Mirror in the Regency Style. Mirror features a round giltwood frame adorned with evenly spaced gilt spheres spread out between the raised trim moldings of the inner and outer molding of the surround. The bold convex mirror at the center adds both functional depth and decorative appeal. Bull’s eye mirrors were often placed above mantels or in dining rooms to reflect candlelight and monitor service discreetly. The convex surface distorts the reflection to capture a panoramic view, creating an almost magical visual experience. In today’s world this mirror would be ideal in an entryway, over fireplaces, or on gallery walls where dramatic light and movement are desired. It pairs beautifully with neoclassical, traditional, and even transitional interiors.