Vintage Dressing Table: Brushes, Mirrors, Perfume

A group of 3 small sterling silver frames sold together, each has an easel back. Smaller rectangular is by PJP, Birmingham 1994, larger rectangular is by Kitney & Co, London 1995 and circular one is Sydney & Co Birmingham 1907.

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

A stunning quality pair & fabulous condition cased pair of hair brushes by William Neale fully hallmarked for Chester 1899 along with original comb. The brushes have a most beautiful repousse design incorporating hidden faces, cherubs, flowers, Grecian urns etc. No monograms.

A deco period sterling silver and guilloche enamel clothes brush by Adie Bros, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1938. Kind of a duck egg blue/green.

A lovely looking sterling silver lidded powder pot with mirror to interior of lid. The lovely repousse design incorporated the Green Man and birds etc. No monograms. Lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1958, maker Broadway & Co.

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 beautiful quality larger deep cut glass powder jar with sterling silver lid by Walker & Hall, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1930. Lid is monogrammed 'MJ'.

A very nice looking Victorian longer length button hook by Deakin & Francis, sterling silver handle is fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1896. Steel upper.

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

A very cute little sterling silver and mother of pearl button hook by Crisford & Norris, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1903.

A cute little hobnail cut glass jar by Henry Matthews, the lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904.

A nice shape sterling silver hand mirror with shell back. No monograms. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1928, maker Henry Matthews.

A good looking brush by William Henry Leather, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1922. No monograms. Unusual Reed & Oak leaf design to borders.

A sterling silver handled shoe horn fully hallmarked for Chester 1905. Steel upper.

A good clothes brush by William Comyns & Sons Ltd (Richard Comyns) fully hallmarked for London 1928. Unusual stylistic monogram to centre.

A hobnail cut glass jar with sterling silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1914, maker Henry Clifford Davis. No monograms.

A good looking piece by Teviotdale (Scotland) this is a mirror-chrome finish metal box with ceramic interior, the lid mounted with a good 'cold-painted bronze' style model of a Golden Eagle on a rocky outcrop bejeweled with diamante stones.

A heavier cut glass jar with sterling silver lid by G E Walton & Co Ltd (George Edwin Walton), fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1909.

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

A sterling silver clothes brush by James Deakin & Sons, fully hallmarked for Chester 1900. Design incorporates birds and scrolls.