CARTIER, Paris Rectangular beauty box in silver (800th), vermeil (800th) and bla…

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CARTIER, Paris

Rectangular beauty box in silver (800th), vermeil (800th) and black lacquer, the press button and ends enhanced with coral sticks. Inside, a mirror, a double powder compartment and a lipstick. Signed Cartier Paris- London- New York, numbered, hallmarked by the master. In its signed green case. (some missing coral and enamel, tube missing, wear) circa 1930 Gross weight: 209.30 g. Size: 8 x 5.5 x 1.5 cm.

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