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Bowl Of Roses Compact Mirror
$12.95
Description
A petite compact mirror masquerading as a 19th-century still life painting by E. Hariel stows away in purses and car consoles for impromptu touch-ups. The first manufactured compact mirrors and powder cases date back to the late 19th c., although at that time—since cosmetics had yet to be societally embraced—they were often designed for concealment within walking sticks, jewelry, and various other ladylike accoutrements! In the 1920s and 30s, with the mainstream use of makeup, compact cases became increasingly ornamental, often featuring silver-plating, embedded gems, and intricate enamel inlays. Timeless in form and function, our refined take on this handbag essential will graciously assist in a lifetime of lip-linings and nose-powderings.
- 2¾" dia.
- Leatherette, glass, metal & plastic.
- Gift boxed.
- Imported.
- VTC Exclusive.
OUR GUARANTEE
Victorian Trading Co. offers quality, heirloom-caliber objects destined to become legacy. Our worry-free shopping guarantee: should you not be entirely delighted with your purchase, we will assure your exchange or reimbursement.
from Daytona Beach
March 31, 2021
Loving It
I love this mirror-it is weighty, not flimsy, easy to open with a regular mirror and a magnifying one too. And the pattern on the outside is rich in color. My only negative is that it doesn't come with a pouch to save the beautiful design from everything else in my purse!
I love this mirror-it is weighty, not flimsy, easy to open with a regular mirror and a magnifying one too. And the pattern on the outside is rich in color. My only negative is that it doesn't come with a pouch to save the beautiful design from everything else in my purse!
from GA
January 1, 2021
Dissatisfied customer
Never received item. When I called customer service, they told me the item had been discontinued by their vendor, and that I was therefore not charged. However, I was charged for the item. Also, latest advertising from your company still includes these items.
Never received item. When I called customer service, they told me the item had been discontinued by their vendor, and that I was therefore not charged. However, I was charged for the item. Also, latest advertising from your company still includes these items.
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