AN JEWELLED GOLD AND ENAMEL VANITY CASE, ALFRED LANGLOIS FOR MAISON JANESICH, PARIS, CIRCA 1920 | An jewelled gold and enamel vanity case, Alfred Langlois for Maison Janesich, Paris, circa 1920

of square form, the lid and base with a stylised blue zig-zag pattern, the sides striped in blue and gold, small diamond-set pushpiece, the gold-lined inside fitted with a powder compartment, a lipstick holder and a mirror, signed Janesich, serial number 12710, maker's mark, post-1919 eagle's head control mark on base and each part of the lipstick holder, post-1905 control for mixed silver and gold on mirror mount,

a few light surface scratches to the enamel, the fitting of the lipstick holder detached, very small loss to enamel on the back corner above and below the hinge, small restoration to the enamel in three places on the base, otherwise overall good appearance
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