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.

We're nearly twins, jerzee! My vanity was supposed to be a warm mid-brown and it turned out darker, more mahogany-looking than I'd planned. Counter is also Cararra. My walls are SW Antique White, sort of french vanilla, and floors are a mid gray tile. Initially I thought the walls were too warm for the grays and chrome, but I like gray and cream together and I'm leaving it all as is. I had stressed over matching or mixing the metals and, in the end, have mostly chrome except for a bit of satin nickel. Nobody notices or cares. I hope you like the original finish on the mirror. A lot depends on how it works in your space. I have plenty of natural light in my bathroom. If you decide to go more silver, I can share what I did, plus what I did at first and what you should avoid doing. :)

Have you tried a google search for ornate marble top consoles and mirror? I did a search which brought up several very similar items. :)

Very classy and distinctive, and appears to be well-built out of heavier gauge metal. While I find light fixtures to often be overpriced, I think that particular one (at about $900) does not seem to be unreasonable. Since the manufacturer is a brand name known for high quality, the likelihood that you are going to find this somewhere else for more than half off is remote, unless it gets discontinued and you find a deal. You don't say what your intended purpose is for this fixture, but I will point out that it uses a single 60W bulb, so if this is for use in an area where you need more light, you should think about that.