1950s Scalloped-edged Powder Compact by Le Rage
This attractive, goldtone metal compact is by English company 'Le Rage', which was in existence during the 1940s and 1950s. The circular, scalloped-edged design is enhanced by a floral border and a 'mesh-style' pattern - there is also a central blank cartouche to add the owner's initials if...
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| c1930s Triple Vanity Case by Richard Hudnut
We love the sheer style and luxury of this wonderful vanity item by Richard Hudnut! Made from goldtone metal, the lid has an intricate filigree design, enhanced with champlevé black enamel. The base is also stylishly patterned, and is engraved with the words 'Richard Hudnut New...
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| 1930s Amber-coloured Powder Compact and Cigarette Case
This unusual item features a cigarette case in translucent, amber-coloured plastic with goldtone metal sides, hinges and catch - it is likely that the plastic is bakelite. The top of the lid has an integral round compartment, which is decorated with a golden-coloured, intricate pattern and a...
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| c1927 Blue Enamelled Vanity Case by Richard Hudnut
This strikingly-decorated, circular, vanity case is by American manufacturer Richard Hudnut. Hudnut was a pioneer in producing luxury cosmetics and fragrance during the early decades of the twentieth century; he had salons in Paris and on Fifth Avenue, New York, and wrote beauty guides for women,...
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1960s Stratton Musical Powder Compact, playing 'Edelweiss'
Luxurious Stratton goldtone musical compact, rectangular in shape with indented edges. The lid features stylized deep pink/black roses on a white enamelled background. The base has the 'curled feathers' design used in Stratton's top range compacts. Inside, the bevelled glass mirror fills the lid...
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| c1950s Powder Compact with Rhinestones by Stratton
This sparkling circular compact by Stratton belongs to a range which was manufactured between c1948 and c1962. The range underwent various name changes during that time; originally known as the 'Scone', it changed to the 'Corona' during the mid 1950s, and then to the 'Regal'. A distinguishing...
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1950s Envelope-shaped Compact by Coty
The envelope-shaped compact is one of Coty's most well-known designs. This particular item is in superb condition and is worthy of addition to a compact collection! Made in weighty goldtone metal, it has an engine-turned, mesh-type design on the front and back, and rounded edges of polished...
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| c1960s Powder Compact with Wedgwood Insert by Stratton
This fine-looking compact carries the names of both Stratton and Wedgwood. The design type is the Stratton 'Queen Convertible', whose main features were an indented edge, and the ability to hold either loose or pressed powder. The lid of this compact features a green ceramic plaque - this is...
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