Vintage Dressing Table: Brushes, Mirrors, Perfume

A lovely looking Victorian small oval frame fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899, maker T H Hazlewood & Co.

A good looking chrome plated deco period brush mirror & comb set with green guilloche enamel backs.

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 hand hammered sterling silver hand mirror by Wm Neale Ltd, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. No monograms.

A sterling silver vanity jar retailed by Asprey, made by Thomas Whitehouse & fully hallmarked for London 1870. Lid has a lovely crest of a falcon being encircled by a snake.

A very fine looking & super quality sterling silver hair brush by R. Wallace & Sons (USA), dated 1900. Very fine repousse floral work. Monogrammed 'EFM'.

A hobnail cut glass sterling silver vanity jar with blue guilloche enamel sterling silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1926, maker Turner & Simpson.

A collection of 5 antique button hooks, 2 shoe horns and 1 glove stretcher, all with sterling silver handles and steel uppers + a small mother of pearl handled and sterling silver buttonhook.

A lovely larger sized hairbrush in the Reynolds Angels pattern, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1906, maker Wm Devenport.

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

This is a lovely mirror by John Millward Banks fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1891. Heavier gauge silver than used on later frames etc as you can see by looking at the crimped edges to front.

A gorgeous and nice sized dressing table jar, heavy cut glass with a beautiful sterling silver lid with lots of repousse work florals and scrolls. Monogrammed with conjoined initials 'GE' or 'GF'. Lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1893, maker Wm Neale.

A lovely sterling silver handled hair curler with steel upper and mother of pearl press button. Almost certainly American. 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 very nicely cut perfume bottle, heavyweight glass with concentric stepped neck cuts. Sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker 'J A W & Co'.

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

A sterling silver lidded hobnail cut glass jar fully hallmarked for Chester 1908 and engraved to lid 'Hair Tidy'.