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Danielle Boyd
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The delightful unused vintage mother of pearl Schildkraut compact mirror and pill box set shown above are typical examples of this brand.
This slender stylish powder compact is suitable for use with all loose foundation, as a handbag mirror or cherished collectible.
The original powder puff is present, as is a wool felt pouch.
TYPICAL SCHILDKRAUT INTERIOR
This compact is fitted with the original felt powder well seal and so it does not need a sifter.
Many American made compacts of this era were fitted with felt powder well seals.
The little pill box is also suitable for storing small items of jewellery, for example, earrings.
GENUINE HAND MADE
PETITPOINT
By SCHILDKRAUT
1650 STITCHES to the SQUARE INCH
The Schildkraut compact shown in the photos above is stamped with the patent number 1802796.
This fastener catch was invented by William E Wacker.
We thought that you might like to see the patent drawings and specifications.
PATENT NO. 1439749
PATENTED SCHILDKRAUT LIP-VUE FOLDING LIPSTICK MIRROR
Schildkraut described the model of Lip-Vue shown above as:
3.00* - $3.00
LIP-VUE INSTRUCTION LEAFLET
SCHILDKRAUT PATENTS, DESIGNS & ADVERTISING LITERATURE
366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK 1 N.Y.
The Schildkraut Product Corporation was located at 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.
This company was well known for its luxurious accessories and ingenious designs.
We have included some of their patent drawings and complete specifications.
You may wonder how we attribute your accessories to this maker since they do not bear the maker’s stamp.
It was usual for many American makers to brand the pouches and presentation boxes rather than the compact cases. However, this brand can sometimes be found with the original Schildkraut mirror stickers.
We have seen this model of compact (same lid design) fitted with the instantly recognisable Schildkraut sticker.
The interior case of your compact mirror is typical for a Schildkraut vanity, although they did sell a wide variety of designs.
PATENT 1802796
Browse vintage compact mirrors.
Please note that although we spend many hours each month updating or compiling new work for our historical blog section which is free to view, we do not offer an appraisal, identification, valuation or dating service to members of the public.
We do not purchase stock from private sellers.
However, each purchase from our store is shipped with a lavishly illustrated history which dates the item and details the history of the item and that of the maker.
Sources:
Patent Office
This slender stylish powder compact is suitable for use with all loose foundation, as a handbag mirror or cherished collectible.
The original powder puff is present, as is a wool felt pouch.
TYPICAL SCHILDKRAUT INTERIOR
This compact is fitted with the original felt powder well seal and so it does not need a sifter.
Many American made compacts of this era were fitted with felt powder well seals.
The little pill box is also suitable for storing small items of jewellery, for example, earrings.
GENUINE HAND MADE
PETITPOINT
By SCHILDKRAUT
1650 STITCHES to the SQUARE INCH
The Schildkraut compact shown in the photos above is stamped with the patent number 1802796.
This fastener catch was invented by William E Wacker.
We thought that you might like to see the patent drawings and specifications.
PATENT NO. 1439749
PATENTED SCHILDKRAUT LIP-VUE FOLDING LIPSTICK MIRROR
Schildkraut described the model of Lip-Vue shown above as:
A full view mirror with a chubby lipstick in its folding handle.
Flips open with a single gesture.
Folds compactly when not in use.
Mirror backs are beautifully decorated with cloisonne plaque, as pictured here. 3.00*
Flips open with a single gesture.
Folds compactly when not in use.
Mirror backs are beautifully decorated with cloisonne plaque, as pictured here. 3.00*
3.00* - $3.00
LIP-VUE INSTRUCTION LEAFLET
SCHILDKRAUT PATENTS, DESIGNS & ADVERTISING LITERATURE
366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK 1 N.Y.
The Schildkraut Product Corporation was located at 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.
This company was well known for its luxurious accessories and ingenious designs.
We have included some of their patent drawings and complete specifications.
You may wonder how we attribute your accessories to this maker since they do not bear the maker’s stamp.
It was usual for many American makers to brand the pouches and presentation boxes rather than the compact cases. However, this brand can sometimes be found with the original Schildkraut mirror stickers.
We have seen this model of compact (same lid design) fitted with the instantly recognisable Schildkraut sticker.
The interior case of your compact mirror is typical for a Schildkraut vanity, although they did sell a wide variety of designs.
PATENT 1802796
Browse vintage compact mirrors.
Please note that although we spend many hours each month updating or compiling new work for our historical blog section which is free to view, we do not offer an appraisal, identification, valuation or dating service to members of the public.
We do not purchase stock from private sellers.
However, each purchase from our store is shipped with a lavishly illustrated history which dates the item and details the history of the item and that of the maker.
Sources:
Patent Office