Fireball Whisky Bar Mirror
Trademark Global Framed Bar Mirror- Fireball, Glass Beer Sign, Ready-to-Hang Black Frame for Pub, Game Room, Garage or Man Cave
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Amazon.com
as of October 11, 2024 8:10 am
Features
- OFFICIALLY LICENSED- This framed bar mirror features an officially licensed logo. The authentic artwork is preserved under mirrored glass for a professional look that will last for years to come.
- USE ANYWHERE- Perfect for any man cave, garage, or game room, this marvelous mirror will make a statement in any home or professional setting. Celebrate this iconic brand while brightening any room in your bar, pub, pool hall or house.
- EASY INSTALLATION- Trimmed in a black wrapped wood frame, this beer sign is ready-to-hang on the wall. The convenient sawtooth hanger on the back allows the frame to be hung with ease for a lasting impression in any room!
- FUN ACCENT DECOR- The classic red logo and the black frame make this stylish and functional piece stand out in any room. This fun mirrored glass sign makes a great gift for the beer lover in your circle of friends and family.
- PRODUCT DETAILS- Materials: Glass and Wood. Dimensions: (L) 27 in x (H) 15 in x (D) 0. 75 in. Frame; 1. 25 in. Includes Mounted Saw Tooth Hanger. Color: Red and Black.
Description
This Fireball bar mirror is a perfect choice for your home bar, man cave, basement, or even bedroom — if you’re that kind of guy. (And we’re assuming you’re a guy if you’re the type of person who wants this in the bedroom, but more power to you, whoever you are).
Tastes like heaven, burns like hell, the mirror tells us. And there’s the little fire-breathing devil dude there on the side. All in support of your one true love, Fireball whisky.
The good news with this Fireball whisky bar mirror is that even if you end up moving past your love affair with Fireball (doubtful, we know, but worth considering) it still looks badass enough that it’ll fit into any cool bar or hangout space.
What we love about it
You + Fireball = True Love 4ever. Show the world.
