Silvercraft Vanity Set

 This rare and luxurious Silvercraft gilt brass jeweled ormolu vanity dresser set is an extraordinary example of early 20th-century design and craftsmanship. Featuring intricate filigree work and vibrant jewel accents, this six-piece collection is both visually stunning and functional, making it a true treasure for collectors of vintage vanity items.

The set includes a glass-lined lidded powder dish, measuring 4 1/2 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches high. Its gilt brass exterior is adorned with detailed filigree and sparkling jewels, perfectly framing the practical glass interior. The comb, measuring 7 3/4 inches long by 2 1/2 inches wide, is similarly decorated, its ornate design elevating even the simplest grooming task.

A highlight of the set is the perfume atomizer, which stands an impressive 9 1/2 inches high and 2 3/4 inches deep. While the glass tube remains intact, the bulb is missing, leaving an opportunity for restoration to its original elegance. The hairbrush, measuring 13 1/2 inches long by 3 1/2 inches wide, features a gilt brass back with jewel accents, showcasing Silvercraft's meticulous attention to detail.

The hand mirror, at 17 inches long and 4 3/4 inches wide, is both substantial and exquisite. Its generous size and ornate design make it a striking centerpiece, reflecting the glamour of its time. Completing the set is the vanity tray, measuring 13 3/4 inches long by 7 inches wide. The tray features a unique design with a lace doily and petitpoint embroidery encased between two panes of glass, creating an elegant display surface.

This six-piece set captures the refined beauty and sophistication of vintage Silvercraft pieces, with its combination of intricate filigree, jewel embellishments, and practical design. It is a rare find, embodying the opulence and artistry of a bygone era.

E & JB Empire Art Jeweled Photo Frame

This exquisite antique picture frame, crafted by E. & J.B., dates to the 1920s and epitomizes the opulent design trends of the era. The frame is adorned with large, colorful glass stones that have been meticulously set in gold bezels, resting atop an intricate bed of filigree. Each glass stone is vibrant and boasts a high sparkle, enhancing the luxurious appeal of the frame.

A notable feature is the ornate top centerpiece, which features two elegantly rendered birds flanking a central, larger glass stone. The intricate detailing of the birds and the surrounding filigree work emphasizes the craftsmanship typical of the period. Measuring 11 inches tall and 7 inches wide including the centerpiece (9 x 7 inches without the centerpiece), the frame is both stately and visually striking.

Adding to its charm, the frame houses a layer of delicate pink moiré silk under the glass, which further elevates its refined appearance. The back of the frame features an easel stand for display, ensuring it can be showcased on a variety of surfaces. The maker's mark is clearly present on the lower back corner of the frame, attesting to its authenticity and provenance. This piece is a stunning example of 1920s artistry and would be a magnificent addition to any collection of fine antique decor.

Fenton Boxtle with Jeweled Mounts

Rare glass perfume bottle and powder jar with a jeweled brass filigree frame.
This is referred to as a Boxtle because the perfume bottle and with jeweled stopper is part of the lid that covers the powder jar on the bottom.

The brass ring that the powder portion sits in, is embellished with different colored faceted and bezel set glass stones. The colors of the glass stones are red, blue & green. These stacked sets were made by Fenton in the 1920s and 30s but, the jeweled filigree metal decoration takes it to another level and you rarely see them.

Photos by ebay seller renewedobjects.

Silvercraft Double Perfume Caddy Blue Jewels

Antique Jeweled Double Perfume Caddy 1920s Blue Jewels Ormolu Filigree Silvercraft Vintage Vanity Art Deco Boudoir.

The caddy is made up of white metal which has a gilded finish and fitted with ball feet. The caddy possesses richly garnished intricate filigree set with cobalt blue glass jewels. Complete with two glass perfume bottles with crown stoppers (may not be original).

The gilded finish looks as if it was repainted at some time.

Caddy measures 3.5" x 2", bottles measure 4" tall. Bottles have white stains inside.

This is an item from my personal collection of jeweled filigree vanity accessories dating to the 1920s period. All photos are my own.

Antique Celluloid Hair Comb Ormolu Red Green Blue Glass Jewels

Antique 1920s Hair Comb Red Green Jeweled Ormolu Celluloid Apollo Vintage Vanity Art Deco Boudoir.

The hair comb is made up of cast white metal garnished with a gilded finish (looks to be redone at some point). It is fitted with amber celluloid comb and features red, green and blue glass jewels. The handle displays scrolling motifs. Measures: 8 " long x 1 ¼" wide. I am pretty sure this is from Apollo, but I have never found a comb marked with the name.

This is an item from my personal collection of jeweled filigree vanity accessories dating to the 1920s period. All photos are my own.

Apollo Studios was mentioned in advertisements to be manufacturers of hollow ware, boudoir accessories, and gift items in silver plate, gold plate and other metals. Apollo Studios products were sold in the prestigious Ovington's store, The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue. Ovington sold china, crystal, fine art, silver and gift items aimed at the bridal market.

MW & Co Jeweled Cigarette Holder & Matchbox Caddy

Antique 1920s Cigarette Pack and Match Box Holder Red Green Jeweled Ormolu Filigree MW&Co Vintage Art Deco Boudoir.

This combination cigarette pack and match box combo caddy possesses richly garnished intricate filigree set with red and green glass jewels.

Measures 3" high, 3 7/8" wide. Lovely etched design and all "jewels" intact.

Base is marked with the MWC Co. mark.

This is an item from my personal collection of jeweled filigree vanity accessories dating to the 1920s period. All photos are mine.

MWC Co. This is the mark for M.W. Carr & Co out of Boston/West Somerville, MASS (1868-1995). I have seen this mark on several different items over the years. MW Carr & Co was formed by Martin W Carr and was a manufacturer of "Fancy Metal Goods, Jewelry and Novelties". They started in Boston in 1868 and moved operations to West Somerville in 1894. The mark is MWC in a diamond with CO below it. These pieces were marked on the bottom often with a mold number.

Silvercraft Pin Tray Blue Jewels

Antique 1920s Small Square Pin Tray Blue Jeweled Ormolu Filigree Silvercraft Vintage Art Deco Boudoir.

This small square pin tray possesses richly garnished intricate filigree set with cobalt blue glass jewels. The tray rests on four ball feet.

The gilded finish looks as if it was repainted at some time.

Measures 6" x 4.5".

This is an item from my personal collection of jeweled filigree vanity accessories dating to the 1920s period. All photos are my own.

The Farber Bros. Company sold silver plated, brass, copper hollowware items under the name Silvercraft from 1923-1932, this mark you are most likely to encounter would be Silvercraft and some pseudo-hallmarks underneath it.

Silvercraft Jeweled Cigarette Box

Antique Jeweled Cigarette Box 1920s Ormolu Filigree Silvercraft Vintage Vanity Art Deco Boudoir.

What a great piece of vintage tobacciana! A wonderful box to hold your cigarettes, playing cards, jewelry or other tchotchkes on your vanity.

The rectangular box is fitted with two hinged compartments with a wood lined interior and possesses richly garnished intricate filigree set with glass jewels. The handle also displays filigree motifs and jewels. Measures 7.25" long, 3.75" wide and 1.75" tall (without the handle) and 5.25" tall (with the handle).

Marked underneath with "Silvercraft" and "367" along with pseudo hallmarks.

The hinge is broken and the lid needs to be re-soldered back on by a jeweler. The gilded finish looks as if it was repainted at some time.

This is an item from my personal collection of jeweled filigree vanity accessories dating to the 1920s period. All photos are my own.

The Farber Bros. Company sold silver plated, brass, copper hollow ware items under the name Silvercraft from 1923-1932, this mark you are most likely to encounter would be Silvercraft and some pseudo-hallmarks underneath it.