hand glass

a small mirror with a handle.

hand lens.

Origin of hand glass

First recorded in 1780–90

They both examined it carefully with the aid of a hand-glass.

Cinderella; or, The Little Glass Slipper and Other Stories |Anonymous
A day or two later, the discovery of a hand-glass standing on a table gave opportunity for a repetition of the performance.

Upon The Tree-Tops |Olive Thorne Miller
(He gives him a hand-glass) If you'd like to see for yourself.

Lyre and Lancet |F. Anstey
There was a hand-glass on the washstand, and John snatched it up and glanced into it and put it down again instantly.

The Christian |Hall Caine

He took a hand-glass from the table and held it behind my head.

Etidorhpa or the End of Earth. |John Uri Lloyd

hand glass

a magnifying glass with a handle

a small mirror with a handle

a small glazed frame for seedlings or plants