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Art Nouveau Enamel Guilloch Hair Barrette
So sweet! An early 1900's Art Nouveau hair barrette, enamel guilloch over copper. Cream color background with pink open roses and green leaves. Small, possibly for a child, measures 1-1/2 x 3/4 inches.
Circa: 1900-1925
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Vintage Unsigned
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Art Deco Glass Beaded Hatpin Lapel Pin
A very pretty Art Deco era hat pin conical shape and covered with tiny white glass beads and very mall tubular silver gray beads. The fittings are brass and at the end is a screw cap to secure the pin in place. Could be worn as a hatpin or a lapel pin. Measures 6-1/2 inches long and is in excellent condition.
Circa: 1930-1940
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Vintage
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Lucite & Rhinestone Travel Shaving Compact
This is a very unique little travel case for a Ladies shaving kit containing the original pieces, unused. A Gillette razor and a package of razor blades containing one, still wrapped in original wrapper, razor blade. All are contained in a moulded plastic tray which can easily be removed if you wish to use this compact for a variety of other uses such as a cigarette case, credit cards or for carrying business cards. The top is root beer / iced tea swirled marbled lucite studded with large and small amber color rhinestones, two of the smaller rhinestones are missing but this is an easy repair by your local jeweller. Under the top lid is a machine turned swirled design. The meaurements are 3" inches wide from east to west and 2-1/2" inches from north to south. The height/depth is 3/4" and the snap close is firm and tight. Slight rubbing of the goldtone on the bottom underneath of the case, the interior is near mint condition, as are the contents.
Circa: 1940-1950
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Gillette
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Victorian Rosewood Letterbox MOP Inlay
Originally from England and dating to around the early 1900's, this box is a must for the discerning collector. Beautiful rosewood ecaille en nacre(mother of pearl inlay) is shell inlaid on wood. I believe it is actually a letter or document box but can be used as a trinket, jewellery box or for keepsakes and momentos. Magnificent mother of pearl inlay floral spray on the lid of the box, highly detailed even to the tiny minuscule thorns on the stems of the roses. A large butterfly hovers overhead accompanied by two smaller butterflies. It has a push button opening, possibly brass but greatly darkened with patina, as is all of the fittings. There is a small "arm" inside to the right for holding the box open. There is also mother of pearl inlay on the back and left and right sides of the box in the form of flowing vines and leaves. I have closely examined this box with a jeweler's loupe and find all of the inlay to be present. There is however a very small abrasion to the wood on the top of the box that looks at first to be part of the overall decoration (about 5m x 3m) and could easily be touched up. There are two hairline cracks due to age, toward the back at the top, barely visible and appear at first glance to be part of the grain of the wood. All in all, this has done remarkably well for it's considerable years and is in very fine condition with minimal signs of age wear. The measurements are 9-1/4 inches wide from left to right and 5-1/8 from north to south. The standing height is 2-1/2 inches. It is unlined and could be beautifully embellished inside as you wish and to suit your own personal taste. Gorgeous coloration of the MOP inlay and wonderful artistry and detail, particularly on the wings of the butterfly that show "eyes," the veins of the leaves, shading of the roses in full bloom, tiny thorns on the stems. It truly is a joy to behold.
Circa: 1880-1910
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Antique Unsigned
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Porcelain Pocket Vase Southern Belle Art Deco
A very lovely little lady indeed! She stands 5-1/2 inches tall and 5 inches wide at the widest part of her flowing soft green dress. Depth is 2-3/4 inches. The vase opening at the back is 2 x 1-1/2 She has golden blond flowing hair and wear an ivory color and pink trimmed large bonnet. Some black markings at the bottom but nothing that is really legible. No chips or cracks or damage but there is some light crazing mostly around the bodice area. Please note this is not a wall pocket vase and does not attach to a wall but is free standing only.
Circa: 1930
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Vintage Unsigned
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Max Factor Lucite Perfume Locket Necklace Khara
A gorgeous jade green color marbled, lucite perfume compact accented by goldtone Celtic style woven braided detailing. This is a book piece named "Khara" and very popular in the 1970's. On the back is a flip up and snap close concealed solid perfume compartment - still has some of the original perfume in it. The pendant measures 2-1/4 inches and is suspended on a 27 inch rope chain with a spring ring close. There is a translucent label adhered to the back of the compact which reads, Max Factor Khara Creme Perfume Necklace.
Circa: 1970
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Max Factor
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