Toilet set - .800 silver - Art Deco Necessaire
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Rare Art Deco Janetti silver necessaire in solid 800 silver, 375 g, with guilloché striped decoration, two internal compartments with spring-lid covers, a period-appropriate comb, a mirror with a partial crack, and the original rigid Janetti case; dimensions 13 x 9 x 2 cm.
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Rare Art Deco Janetti Silver Vanity Case in solid 800 silver – 375g – Guilloché Work
Detailed Description
For sale a prestigious handbag vanity case (trousse) in solid silver, authentic testimony of Italian elegance from the mid-20th century. The piece is signed by the famous silverware maker Janetti, a historic manufacturer known for supplying to the great families of the era.
The exterior and the interior compartments are adorned with a refined fine-rigged guilloché pattern and geometric motifs, which create beautiful plays of light and conceal any usage scratches. The structure is extremely solid, with a substantial weight indicating high manufacturing quality.
Interior and Accessories:
Compartments: Two spacious inner compartments with spring-loaded lids that snap shut, ideal for cosmetics or cigarettes.
Comb: Original from the period, housed in its central compartment, made of premium synthetic material (faux tortoiseshell).
Mirror: Located in the upper lid. Technical note: The mirror has a partial crack; however, replacement is extremely simple and inexpensive at any glazier, as the frame is designed to allow maintenance.
Technical Card
Manufacture: Janetti (signed on the case).
Material: Solid silver, stamped "800" on the inside.
Total Weight: 375 grams (substantial precious metal presence).
Dimensions: Width 13 cm | Depth 9 cm | Height 2 cm.
Accessories: Includes original rigid Janetti case (shows signs of age consistent with the period).
Rare Art Deco Janetti Silver Vanity Case in solid 800 silver – 375g – Guilloché Work
Detailed Description
For sale a prestigious handbag vanity case (trousse) in solid silver, authentic testimony of Italian elegance from the mid-20th century. The piece is signed by the famous silverware maker Janetti, a historic manufacturer known for supplying to the great families of the era.
The exterior and the interior compartments are adorned with a refined fine-rigged guilloché pattern and geometric motifs, which create beautiful plays of light and conceal any usage scratches. The structure is extremely solid, with a substantial weight indicating high manufacturing quality.
Interior and Accessories:
Compartments: Two spacious inner compartments with spring-loaded lids that snap shut, ideal for cosmetics or cigarettes.
Comb: Original from the period, housed in its central compartment, made of premium synthetic material (faux tortoiseshell).
Mirror: Located in the upper lid. Technical note: The mirror has a partial crack; however, replacement is extremely simple and inexpensive at any glazier, as the frame is designed to allow maintenance.
Technical Card
Manufacture: Janetti (signed on the case).
Material: Solid silver, stamped "800" on the inside.
Total Weight: 375 grams (substantial precious metal presence).
Dimensions: Width 13 cm | Depth 9 cm | Height 2 cm.
Accessories: Includes original rigid Janetti case (shows signs of age consistent with the period).
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
375 g
Silver type
.800 silver
Title additional information
Art Deco Necessaire
Number of objects
1
Material
Silver
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
2 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
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