GENTLEMAN "BEAU BRUMMEL" COIFFEUSE - England Edwardian VII period - all sides in flamed mahogany veneer and light wood fillets Hinged basin top with a reverse and two darkened side panels of beveled mirrors Cream relacquered wood interior with three compartments, two glass shelves and a compartment closed by a darkened flap of beveled glass Includes 35 toiletry accessories in silver or mounted in silver 925 Millièmes - hallmark London 1911 - and crystal Two drawers in the belt Sheath legs with bronze clogs and castors 85 x 91 x 57 cm (Tray cracked, small veneer chips, one silver mounting damaged, one ointment jar damaged and incomplete of its lid, chips and small chips)

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