HM4 Heavy Mercury on Reeded Glass

Name: HM4 Heavy Mercury on Reeded Glass
Brand: Dominic Schuster

Dominic Schuster

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One of our new finishes, we use our own metallic powders to create a heavily distressed mirror with a warm bronze tone Click on ‘Add to Basket’ below to order a sample. Shown here in our HM4 Heavy Mercury finish, applied to reeded glass to combine the richness of hand-antiqued mirror with the texture and depth of a fluted surface. The gentle distortion of the reeded glass creates a soft, reflective quality while adding warmth, movement and a subtle sense of privacy. Particularly suited to hospitality interiors, this finish works beautifully in bars, restaurants and hotels, where it brings atmo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DOMINIC SCHUSTER LIMITED, number 03788620. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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HM4 Heavy Mercury on Reeded Glass

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