Gwenda Hussey and Dawson vintage cigarette case with compact mirror, c 1950s business card holder with thatched cottage,
$43.15
This lovely cigarette case is by British maker Hussey and Dawson, who made vanity items under the brand name Gwenda. The lid is decorated with an image of a quaint thatched cottage. The image is protected by a clear celluloid top layer. The base is ridged to fit the cigarettes, and a sprung internal bar keeps them in position. There is a bevelled interior vanity mirror and “Gwenda, British made” is engraved above the catch.
CONDITION
🔸This Gwenda cigarette case is in very good used vintage condition.
🔸The hinge and clasp work as they should.
🔸The internal bar works well.
🔸The gold tone is bright and shiny with light scuffs and scratches. Please see the photos.
🔸The compact mirror gives a clear reflection, with light fogging. Please see the photos.
Dimensions
3 1/2” x 3” x 1/2”
9cm x 8cm x 1.1cm
📦 This item will be sent internationally using Tracked Royal Mail shipping or Tracked and Signed for, and Tracked and Signed for to EU countries. Within the U.K., this item will be shipped by 1st class Royal Mail signed for.
Thank you so much for looking. If you have any queries or would like to see more photos, please feel free to contact me.
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