Black Enamel Stratton Powder Compact For Rimmel Stay Matte 1960s vintage compact mirror A fabulous World War II
Description
A fabulous World War II sterling silver and blue guilloche enamel powder compact which was crafted by John William Barrett and assayed at Birmingham in D Day year (1944)
A rare and elusive Parfumerie de Fleury powder compact after the sculpture by the Italian artist Antonia Canova
You will not see rolled gold
The gilt lid is decorated with borders of vertical lines and embossed stylized foliage
luxury puff and sifter included
Black Enamel Stratton Powder Compact For Rimmel Stay Matte 1960s vintage compact mirror A fabulous World War IIA highly collectible elegant unused Stratton powder compact which is embellished with black enamel and a silver set marcasite bow. All the marcasite (pyrite) stones are present. This understated and classic vintage Stratton accessory is also fitted out with the original pouch, powder puff, sifter and presentation box. The gilded brass was lacquered by the maker and so it will not require cleaning. All clasps and hinges work perfectly. The mirror gives
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