Antique Makeup

This modern unique pieces representing the women in make up room, the scene is presenting of the scenography and makeup, hair, costume of its time, the anonymous artist skillfully ex...

Perfect not only for shaving and as a mirror for applying makeup, but also as a solely decorative piece. Wear consistent with age and use.

It is the same material that natural pearls are made from and is desirable due to its strong and resilient makeup along with its beautiful iridescent shimmer.

The stylized pose of the woman, the bold colors of her hair, jewelry, gloves, makeup and the bird are all Classic signatures of Art Deco design at its height.

Mulatresse – A woman of mixed African and European descent, reflecting the diverse ethnic makeup of colonial Peru. E. Nègre Domestique – A domestic servant of African descent, show...

For unique placement, it would make an amazing makeup table for a woman’s boudoir.

It would have been an essential reference for understanding the complex makeup of the Ottoman territories in Asia, used by officials, merchants, and explorers alike.

In Java, Loro means ‘two’ and Blonyo means ‘makeup’. The Inseparable Couple are mainly depicted sitting side by side in traditional Javanese clothing and are placed in a the main cha...

This is a beautifully cut and polished quartz sphere with a slight twinge of smoky color, thanks to trace amounts of aluminum (Al) in its elemental makeup. While inclusions are not t...

In ancient Egypt, malachite was associated with the goddess Hathor and was used for amulets and eye makeup. Geologically, malachite forms through the weathering of copper ores and...

It's known for its diverse ethnic makeup and as the location of the infamous Jonestown massacre.

But this time I paired it with Industrial stainless-steel vintage hospital nightstands and a funky and fun desk/makeup vanity. All this is just to tell you that no matter your design...

Wipe with a jewelry polishing cloth to remove skin oils and makeup. 4. Remember that with jewelry, it should always be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. .....

This fine lovely English pole screen circa 1780 would have been used to block direct heat from fires when makeup often contained large portions of with wax.

They were used to store makeup, perfume, ribbons, hair and wig pins, and everything else needed to dress fashionably for High Society.

He had not previously seen a piece of this makeup or design; neither had we . He placed a date on it of circa 1830; we are more comfortable with circa 1860 as a conservative certain...

They were used to store makeup, perfume, pins, ribbons and anything else a lady needed to dress for High Society.