In Disney's 1991 Beauty and the Beast, Belle uses the magic mirror to see her father from far away.
The Beast gives Belle the mirror when she asks to know whether her father is safe. Its image reveals Maurice lost in the forest and later shows him being taken to the asylum, prompting Belle to leave the castle.
The mirror is an important plot device because it connects the castle to the outside world. It also represents the film's recurring contrast between outward appearance and inner understanding.
This mirror should not be confused with the enchanted objects that serve the castle staff. Lumière is a candelabra, Cogsworth is a clock, Mrs. Potts is a teapot, and Chip is a teacup. The mirror itself is not given a personal name in the film.