The phrase "silver mirror" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a mirror that has a silver coating on the back, giving it a reflective surface. Example: She gazed at her reflection in the silver mirror, admiring the intricate design on the frame.
The knife is a little piece of silver mirror board with a black masking tape handle.
The king praised him and gave him a silver mirror for his efforts.
Silver nanoparticles were deposited on the surface of HA and CaCO3 particles via silver mirror reaction.
The spectra were taken at 345 1040 nm wavelengths, using a silver mirror as a reference.
Silver mirror reaction has been developed to prepare silver films on ABS plastics by solution spray.
A silver mirror (Thorlabs) was used as a reflectance reference for all measurements.
"Happy birthday, dear Bestival …" sings Wayne Coyne from atop his podium of bulbous silver mirror-boils, spewing luminous bursts of neon sperm from his groin across the stage and right up into the lighting rig – he's that sort of space-guy.
In the church's vestibule, Ms. Mendelson has hung "Skies, Eyes," an intriguing wall work made from silver, mirrors and cellophane tape.
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In her bathroom, Victorian silver mirrors and silver-handled brushes, many bearing other women's initials, share space with bottles of L'Air du Temps and other vintage perfumes, their labels brown and curling with age.
"Wedding planner Sharon Sacks created the Hollywood nightclub-themed reception that followed in a tent on the property, fitted with dark wooden walls, white carpeting, silver mirrors and chandeliers," People reported.
