The rectangular case decorated with a geometric black and white enamel pattern, opening to reveal a mirror and powder compartment, the side compartments concealing a lipstick holder and perfume flask, measuring approximately 75 x 49 x 10mm, French assay, maker's and British import marks.

French assay marks for 18 carat gold and maker's marks and British import marks for 18 carat gold London 1928. Minor abrasions commensurate with age and wear and some areas of loss to the enamel near lipstick and perfume flask aperture. Push piece slightly loose and perfume flask and lipstick tendency to stick, spring mechanism weak. Mirror with discolouration and water damage. Total weight approximately 159 grams (including mirror)
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