This advertising mirror features a central oval vignette depicting the Bushmills distillery in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The illustration shows a complex of industrial buildings with a prominent central chimney stack, set within a rural landscape featuring a pond in the foreground. Above the vignette, the words Old Bushmills are rendered in large black stylized lettering with grey shadowing. A line of red text below states THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL FOR WHISKEY IN COMPETITION WITH ALL CLASSES, PARIS 1889. The lower portion of the mirror displays the words IRISH WHISKEY in a similar large stylized font. A circular emblem at the bottom left contains the words IRISH WHISKEY in red, with Distillery, Bushmills, Co. Antrim printed in curved text below. To the left of the central scene are two illustrated award medals dated 1889. At the top left, a trade mark logo shows a pot still with a red top. The advertisement is printed on a glass mirror, which is housed in a dark-stained rectangular wooden frame. This style of mirror was commonly produced in the late 20th century as a decorative item for the pub and hospitality trade.