This small vintage blade with black handle, looks a bit like a razor blade, but we were told it is a callus blade.The black blade comes in its original brown cardboard sleeve.The blade is in good condition, case can be clearly seen that it has been used a lot.

* Dimensions:
* Case: 9.5 cm x 1.5 x 1 cm THIS ITEM CAN BE SHIPPED BY MAILBOX, IF YOU SEND ONE WITH YOUR ADDRESS DETAILS WE CAN QUOTE

Beautifully complete 7-piece antique silver manicure set from 1911. In good condition, only the glass container of the nail polisher has a small extinguisher.The storage box is made of black cardboard, the inside is lined with blue velvet. The storage box shows signs of wear. The silver is hallmarked and marked in Birmingham in 1911.

* Dimensions:

* Storage box:
Measured upright closed: 19cm x7cm x9.5
* Scissors: 12 cm long
* Nail polisher: 8.5 cm long
* Diameter ointment jar ± 3 cm.
* The other tools are 13 cm long

Chic vintage imitation silver buckle. The buckle is made of Berlin silver or Poor's silver. The material is an alloy of copper, zinc and nickel also called Alpaca.

* Dimensions:
* 11x4 cm

Beautiful vintage bottle from the 1920s The white glass is decorated with stripes in gold, green, blue and orange.The stopper is gold colored and still completely intact.The bottle is in very good condition, no damage .

* Dimensions:
* Includes stopper 6 cm long, 4 cm wide, measured at widest part of the glass, approximately 1.5 cm "thick"

Quite handy, this vintage dried chamomile shampoo from Evan Willams, which you had to make with water and then wash the hair with it. The green package with a lady image from the 1940s is in good condition and still unopened. < / H2>

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Beautifully engraved with a sun and a butterfly in the typical style of the 1920s, this vintage English silver hairbrush. A nice decorative brush marked: Birmingham 1922

* Dimensions:
* 25 cm long
* Widest part brush: 8 cm
* Has some traces of use