The mirror was well-packaged (double boxed) and arrived in perfect condition.  I chose this for the design, the size and the fact it was a wood frame.  It’s a solid mirror for the price.  The finish looks nice in the pictures, but when I saw it up close I was very unhappy.   It won’t be to everyone’s taste.  There were some deep gouges in the wood that looked like it had been chewed.  Also the paint was removed in large patches and in a regular pattern.  Definitely not subtle distressing.  However, being a wood frame, I knew it would not be difficult or time-consuming to fix.    I used plastic wood to fill in the deepest gouges, gave it a light sand, painted with a matt black acrylic craft paint and then lightly sanded at the edges for that slightly worn look.  It cost me less than $10 for the supplies and only a couple of hours time.   Don’t let the finish turn you off.  A little creativity and a few dollars in supplies and this mirror will suit any decor.