A Victorian/Edwardian vanity box dating to c.1880–1910, crafted with rich coromandel veneer, with fitted compartments and a push button pop-out drawer. The interior is lined in a striking turquoise velvet which is applied to the reverse of a cleverly concealed mirror and designed to house grooming and dressing essentials, with original glass jars and lidded bottles present.
A practical and decorative piece — ideal for display in a dressing room, bathroom shelf, or collector’s cabinet.
Details
- Era: Victorian / Edwardian, c.1880–1910
- Origin: England (likely)
- Materials: Coromandel veneer, metal fittings, lined interior; glass jars/bottles
- Dimensions: 31cm (W) x 17cm (H) x 23.5cm (D)
- Condition notes: Age-related wear throughout. Light surface marks and rubbing. Some losses/wear to interior fittings/lining consistent with age and use.
- Provenance / story: Traditional personal vanity box used for storing grooming items and toiletries; a common companion for home use or travel.
- Care tips: Dust with a soft dry cloth only. Avoid heat, damp, and direct sunlight. Do not use polish on the interior lining; handle glass pieces with care.