Hallmarked Silver And Guilloche Enamel Loose Powder Compact 1956 Henry Clifford Davis

Hallmarked Silver And Guilloche Enamel Loose Powder Compact 1956 Henry Clifford DavisA superb fully hallmarked silver and guilloche enamel loose powder compact by the esteemed maker Henry Clifford Davis. This absolutely enchanting vanity is decorated with exquisitely beautiful harebells and thistles a nod to Scotland, as harebells are often called Scottish bluebells in Scotland and the thistle has been the national emblem of Scotland since the reign of King Alexander II (24 August 1198 6 July 1249). This vanity is in excellent

This is such a beautiful Stratton Ten-Sided Convertible compact mirror which is fitted with a black basalt plaque commissioned by the makers of the Stratton brand and supplied by Josiah Wedgwood Ltd

The lid features a heart cartouche with printed floral motifs

The lid & base have a few tiny hard to see minor dings which are so small they do not detract from this antique vanity

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We would say that this item is not suitable as a gift because it has multiple small dings on both sides

A traditional match safe with a striker at the base

with all loose foundation and pressed foundation pans measuring 55-67 mm diameter or less

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The compact is signed TERRI just near the thumb catch

The interior contains a good clear mirror

Pendant Height 2 cm

The brass has a rich deep golden patina which will not tarnish