Vintage Glove Stretchers & Carved Bone Shoe Horn – Mixed Set of 3 Dressing Table Accessories (c.1900–1930) british painting Here we have an Indian

Here we have an Indian Art Lalit kala Akademi portfolio No23 1981 MEWAR PAINTING

display in a period study

We are not 100% on who made these but likely Pixyland (see image of one of the bases) or Britains

making this an appealing example of the souvenir caskets sold in France during the Belle Époque and early tourist era

Varying ages and all in good condition

Vintage Glove Stretchers & Carved Bone Shoe Horn – Mixed Set of 3 Dressing Table Accessories (c.1900–1930) british painting Here we have an IndianA charming trio of early 20th century dressing table accessories, comprising two pairs of vintage glove stretchers and a hand carved bone shoe horn featuring an Egyptian Revival profile. These practical yet decorative items were once everyday essentials, used for easing on gloves and shoes while preserving shape and fit. Please note: the first image maybe an enhanced presentation image. For an accurate representation of condition, including any wear