Vintage Dressing Table: Brushes, Mirrors, Perfume

A nice small tapering deep cut glass scent bottle with its original glass stopper, the silver rim fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905, together with another bottle of faceted cut form with original glass stopper and screw top lid fully hallmarked for London 1926.

A group of 3 jars for pins / toothbrushes etc. The small one is Chester 1906 and lid is monogrammed 'D.M.C'. The larger topped jar is fully hallmarked for London 1918, no monograms, the other one with screw top has no visible markings and sold as 'white metal'.

A sterling silver & blue guilloche enamel handled nail file with steel upper. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1928, maker Albert Carter.

An unusual sterling silver art nouveau brush with a repousse design of a young girl in Edwardian dress holding a doll above the word 'Baby'. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker Horton & Allday.

A good 4 piece set by Broadway & Co fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1984/1985, the ornate design incorporating the 'Green Man' and with scrolls and birds etc.

A vintage cased sterling silver hair brush & comb set made by Adie Bros and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1925. Brush is monogrammed 'BS'. In original E. Dobbie of Government Rd, Nairobi, B.E.A. (now Kenya).

A lovely heart shaped dish of Hanau origin bearing original crowned 'R' makers mark, also bearing import hallmarks for London 1895, importer David Bridge.

A hobnail cut glass smelling salts bottle with its original stopper, hallmarked silver rimmed (marks rubbed), together with a cylindrical hobnail cut glass small scent bottle with sterling silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1909.

A very fine looking Victorian sterling silver backed clothes brush with repousse work scrolls and florals on a nicely textured background. Fully hallmarked for London 1888, maker Rosenthal, Jacob & Co. No monograms.

A very nice looking smaller brush with longer bristles. Ornate repousse florals and scrolls. Just marked 'Sterling', so probably American origin c. 1900.

A pair of cut glass perfume bottles with long sterling silver collars fully hallmarked for London 1923, maker Henry Perkins & Sons.

A very rare find, these are large sized globe shaped perfume bottles with deep spiral cuts and star cuts to bases, with lovely sterling silver uppers with full size pocket watch style push button lids. One is by William Ryley of Coventry, the other by William Howard of Coventry (both recorded as being 'watch case makers') - one is hallmarked for Birmingham 1807, the other 1810. Both have their original stoppers too. No monograms. A very rare find, these are large sized globe shaped perfume bottles with deep spiral cuts and star cuts to bases, with lovely sterling silver uppers with full size pocket watch style push button lids. One is by William Ryley of Coventry, the other by William Howard of Coventry (both recorded as being 'watchmakers') - one is hallmarked for Birmingham 1807, the other 1810. Both have their original stoppers too. No monograms. Bear in mind that most larger globe shape perfume bottles were made c. 100 years after these!

A sterling silver topped clothes brush by W I Broadway & Co fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1920. Raised scrolls and foliate with a Green Man head design in side profile to each end.

A cut glass smelling salts bottle with sterling silver screw top lid fully hallmarked for London 1921.

A good silver handle from a larger sized button hook in the Reynolds Angels pattern fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1905 and made by Walker & Hall. Would be a good candidate for upcycling to a letter opener etc.

A sterling silver handled button hook with an unusual design, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1922 maker Samuel M Levi. Steel upper end.

A very well made & delicate small hand blown lizard shaped glass phial / flask, open ended at the tail end.