Antique Silver Vanity Mirror and Brush Sets
Silver Antique Vanity Mirror and Brush Sets (Grooming Set) from makers like R. Wallace & Sons, Watson SIlver Co., Webster, International Sterling, Birks, Blackinton and more.
Silver Vanity Mirrors have a long history of use both as household accessories and as objects of decoration. The earliest mirrors were handheld mirrors, adopted by the Celts from the Romans and by the end of the Middle Ages had become quite common throughout Europe. Women from well to do families enjoyed their personal possessions and a vanity hand mirror was a must have, including the children's room. Even their purses carried detailed miniature silver vanity mirrors with elaborate designs and stunning floral arrangements.
Featured Antique Silver Vanity Mirror and Brush Sets
| Antique Vintage Silver plated Vanity Set Hand Mirror Brush Comb | |
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| Antique Sterling silver mirror And Brush Vanity Set R Blackinton 570 Grams 925 | |
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| Gorham SILVER antique vanity MIRROR BRUSH set | |
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| Antique International Silver company 3 piece Mirror Brush Comb Vanity Set | |
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| Antique Vintage German Silver Metal Alloy Vanity Mirror Brush Set | |
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| Sterling Silver Antique Brush and Mirror Set Vintage Vanity Set 925 + Monogram | |
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| Antique German Johann Beck 835 Silver Vanity Set Mirror Hair Groom Brushes | |
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| Antique Early 1900s Vanity Brush Mirror Lot Floral Silver Plate Vintage | |
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| Vintage Antique Silver Mirror Brush Brushes Vanity set of 4 detailed design Nice | |
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| Antique Victorian 3 Piece Vanity Set Silver Plated Brush Comb Hand Mirror Set | |
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| Antique Sterling Silver 925 Vanity Set Hand Mirror Hand Brush By Webster | |
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| Antique Vanity set silver plated brush mirror and comb | |
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For the most part, the glass mirrors themselves were hand cut and beveled, then framed in an array of metals such as, German silver, brass, silver plate and sterling, some with a gold wash. Many of the porcelain backed hand mirrors were made in France and Germany but only those made for export were required to carry a mark on the back of the porcelain denoting the country of origin.
