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Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg
Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg

Pilcher Powder Compact 1940s Raised Black Floral Vines Sleeve Signed Puff Vtg

$ 29.04

Availability: 93 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: A little brass finish wear on edges. Raised applied black decor with minimal wear. Half full of powder. Signed puff. By Pilcher USA
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Pilcher
  • Item: Ladies Powder Compact

    Description

    Pretty vintage Ladies Powder Compact by Pilcher
    Hexagon shaped, 6 sided
    2 3/8 inches x 2 1/2 inches
    3/8 inches thick
    Original signed puff
    Vanity case unsigned
    Original burgundy felt sleeve
    Mirror clear
    Latches work well
    Half full of loose powder
    A little wear to brass finish edges and on the inner lid
    Raised black applied floral vines, minimal wear
    1944 to 1953
    John Vashe Pilcher began his own company and began making buttons and novelties in 1885. Cousin John Babbitt jointed the company in 1924 and designed powder vanity cases, made for 3rd parties. Vashe died in 1933 and the Vashe trademark was abandoned in 1944 and the company began using the Pilcher name till the company sold in 1953 when the production of compacts ended.