MANICURE SET

CH1985.289

A manicure set with an imitation snake-skin cover in black and yellow. Inside is lined with grey felt and trimmed in black and white edging. A round mirror is attached to the top section and the bottom section contains ten pieces of nail care equipment: (a) Case, (b) Nail buffer with black plastic top, (c) Black cuticle knife, (d) & (e) Two small stainless steel pots with "IMPORT" stamped on the back. One is rusted on the base. (f) Stainless steel nail tweezers with "IMPORT" stamped on side. (g) & (h) Nail scissors in stainless steel, (g) has curved blades and "IMPORT" stamp, (h) is not part of the original set, (i) Nail file in stainless steel with long black and yellow plastic handle. (j) Stainless steel cuticle shaper with black and yellow plastic handle. (k) Small stainless steel container in oval shape with separate top and bottom, "IMPORT" stamp. From the family home in Claremont.

Department: 

History Department

Collection

History Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number: CH1985.289
Accession Date: 20 Aug 1985

Material

Cardboard/Paper

Cardboard, glass, felt, cotton, steel, plastic

Cotton/Textile
Glass
Felt/Textile
Glass/Glass
Plastic/Synthetic/Polymer
Steel/Metal

Measurement

length245mm
width190mm
height40mma
length100mmb
length95mmc
diameter30mmd & e
length75mmf
length90mmg & h
length155mmi
length135mmj
length55mmk

 


 

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