Vintage Dressing Table: Brushes, Mirrors, Perfume

A good looking sterling silver stem vase by Frantz Hingelberg of Aarhus, Denmark. Almost certainly designed by Svend Weihrauch. This is all silver, not weighted.

A bulk lot of English sterling silver backed brushes and mirrors including 3x3 piece sets, 1x4 piece set, 2 gents brushes and a single comb holder.

An exceptional suite of early Victorian pierced lid scent boxes & a scent / perfume carrier box with hinged lockable key device. All with the same gorgeous crest of a lion passant, all fully hallmarked for London 1838 and made by Frances Douglas. The largest box is 17.5cm long, the next 10.5cm and the scent carrier 7.8cm.

A sterling silver trinket dish from Mexico in the form of a Sombrero.

A good looking and quite thick gauge silver backed clothes brush with a repeated fleur-de-lis design between engine turned bands. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, maker William Neale & Son.

A small group of silver items including a Cherub silver handled steel shoe horn (Chester 1908), a silver handled steel buttonhook (Birmingham 1918) and a silver backed brush with crest of a lion rampant & post, monogrammed JEFC, Birmingham 1916.

A sterling silver pill box with chased lid decoration. Fully hallmarked for London 1990, maker Douglas Pell Silverware.

A good looking sterling silver stem vase by Deakin & Francis, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1978. Weighted base.

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 good looking easel backed frame with nouveau decoration, signed to back.

A good sized vintage silver plated frame with beaded decoration. Visible photo area is 12cm by 17cm.