A bronze mirror, believed to be Etruscan, was studied metallographically and for trace element composition, and the results compared to those for Etruscan mirrors published by Pansieri and Leoni (See <i>IIC Abstracts</i>3-1347). Elemental composition was similar to those published, in the area of 87% copper, 13% tin, 0.1% lead, and traces of iron, cobalt, nickel, antimony, and arsenic. Metallographical studies showed the mirror to have been extensively worked to final size and shape with intermediate annealing, and that copper sulfide ore had been used. -- AATA