Rare Stratton Powder Compacts Stratton "Lipstick Royale" 1950s vintage compact The gilded edge of the
Description
The gilded edge of the sterling silver top and base are decorated with floral motifs and scroll work
We have made no attempt to clean the antique vanity - so glorious is the deep dark patina it has acquired over the last 100 years
Not only is the outer case sleek and elegant but the compact is fitted with a spring release mechanism which ensures that the case glides open perfectly each time the button is pushed
Measures 8
The whole compact is in super condition
Rare Stratton Powder Compacts Stratton "Lipstick Royale" 1950s vintage compact The gilded edge of theA rare Stratton powder compact. This Stratton "Lipstick Royale" was made in the 1950s. This model with a lipstick attached is rare. This is a wonderful example with the enamel lid showing Nicholas Lancret's famous painting "The Music Lesson". The enamel is good with only two very tiny areas of enamel loss which are very difficult to see. All clasps & hinges work well. On opening the compact the lipstick holder rises to allow access to your refill. The
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