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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: mygrandmasattic on July 17, 2012, 10:48:01 PM
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Hi there! I'm wondering if anyone can give me any information on this makeup compact - I have searched the internet trying to find the maker of this or any information but haven't found a thing. It is in excellent shape with an enamel floral top and the original puff inside. Also have the original box which has a cool sliding hinge. Any help on with the maker / value would be fantastic! Thank you in advance :D
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Don`t recognize the trademark but it looks like late 50`s or 60`s stainless steel compact !! Every lady had one of these when makeup consisted of a liquid base then powder to set it !! Or some just used the powder to keep the nose from shining !!
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I was betting same time period. Not familiar with that mark either!
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Yep, 50s/60s. Good guess.
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LOL Wasn`t a guess,, I used one !! A lot !!
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I looked everywhere for the mark and came up dry. I knew it was old just by the construction and weight. I love how there are two hinges keeping the puff concealed until use. Thanks for the help all :)