STERLING AND MISCELLANEOUS VANITY ARTICLES
Various origins, 20th century, silver, sterling, and more. Fourteen (14) total articles. Sterling hallmarked pieces include a Mexican powder compact with incised, Mayan calendar influenced design, a reticulated plate by Wallace, and two unidentified, hallmarked plates. Sterling-mounted pieces include two brushes, one hallmarked with 1897 patent; a monogrammed ivory handle with sterling mounting of a winged woman in Art Nouveau style; and a sterling-mounted glass dresser box.

Also included are a pair of Lafayette, Paris opera glasses with inset abalone decoration; a small, 800 silver sliding and hinged case very possibly for a portable torah pointer; an ivory and brass seal; a glass and brass seal, uncut; a small, unmarked silver box with agate cabochon and mirrored interior; and a repousse match holder pendant.
Sterling pieces only, sans mounted pieces or mirrored piece: 350 grams

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