Face powder pack

Made:
1950-1959 in England
maker:
Bourjois
Face powder pack

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Face powder pack, 'Evening in Paris', peach powder. Made in England by Bourjois, 1950s.

Details

Category:
Domestic Appliances
Object Number:
2000-485
Materials:
cardboard, plastic (unidentified) and powder pigments
Measurements:
overall: 18 mm 58 mm, .023 kg
type:
powder pack
credit:
Huxtable, David

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