This is a beautiful antique dresser-top shaving mirror with a drawer, likely handmade in the early 20th century. The intricate scrollwork on the frame suggests a Victorian or early Edwardian influence, commonly seen in handcrafted furniture of that time. The presence of the signature “McClellan” in cursive on the back of the drawer may indicate the maker or original owner. The original mirror and wooden knob add to its authenticity and charm. The distress in the mirror suggests natural aging, which is common for antique silver-backed glass. Small scratch in photos. Its dimensions (21x12.5x6 inches) make it a versatile piece, and despite minor imperfections—such as the chip in the drawer, the green crayon marks, and the later addition of a wire for wall hanging—it remains in great condition for its age. These characteristics only add to its history and character. This type of piece would have originally been used for grooming, likely placed atop a dresser or washstand. Today, it could serve as a decorative vintage accent, a functional vanity mirror, or even a collector’s item for those who appreciate early handcrafted furniture.