With oval mercury plates within finely carved openwork frames, the asymmetrical ornament composed of scrolling acanthus, foliate sprays, pierced rocaille elements, and stylized shell motifs, surmounted by boldly carved crestings and terminating in richly modeled lower crests.

The surviving gilding, softened over time, gives the mirrors considerable depth and warmth. The mirrors reflect a vernacular interpretation of the English Rococo, with fluid carving and richly modeled ornament throughout. The later antique mercury plates complement the carving and reinforce the distinctly eighteenth-century character of the pair.