Google search didn't turn up anything at all. I just know who carries what type of decor. I am sure there are many I don't know about. I have four 16"x16" framed mirrors (in mirrored frames) in my breakfast area that I got from Home Goods and I could probably replace the inner mirror with a print. I dont' recall seeing a mirrored "frame" as large as 24" at Home Goods but they sell so fast I could easily have missed it. Bee could be right so do keep looking. Also check Two's Company website. I will also look in several TODL cat's that I have and let you know if I find anything. Here is a link that might be useful: Two's Company

At least a dozen years ago, I got a beauty, very similar to yours at Kirkland's. They switch their merchandise around so much that I have never seen one since and the irony of it is, that my housekeeper broke it before we ever got it hung. She was a great human being and I could not fault her. I had it in a bad place and she backed the vacuum cleaner into it pretty hard. Yikes! What a noise. I intended (immediately) go run out and buy another, but I just put it off too long and when I went, they no longer had them. I saw one similar in Penney's ads under mirrors long after I had decided on something else for that area. Try Lighting on the Net, Bellacor, Lamps Plus, the Mirror Lady, Kaboodle and E-Bay although I can tell you, sometimes looking locally at your glass places and furniture shops is more beneficial than searching the Web. A furniture shop in our town has some beautiful mirrors. I have known the owner for many years and she told me once if I ever get ready to replace that venetian mirror that she could get me one cheaper than I could get it on E-Bay, so look around town.

About the time I got home on the first day of digging and the excavator walked up and said, "well, we've got a problem here...". Turned out to be not as bad as finding ledge, but our site is pure sand that meant he had to dig a bigger hole due to the walls falling in and had to do a lot more moving material around to fit on the site. (We were on the beach about 40M years ago and apparently there is about 180 feet of beach sand under our house. We warned the guy about the sand, based on other holes we had dug, but he dismissed it as "not possible". Hah!)

If you are the type to go to a thrift shop, or architectural salvage place, they often have lots of neat vintage frames for cheap. Lowes will cut any mirror from a 24 x 30 piece of mirror glass for $15, I think they have a larger size as well. I did call a mirror place that has much larger mirrors, but Lowe's was a lot cheaper. Here’s mine: vintage wood 23x27" frame $40, mirror cut $15.