


1920s Stein's Face Powder Tin For the Stage or Boudoir
Marsoni
M251S
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1920s Stein's Face Powder Tin For the Stage or BoudoirTravel back to the 1920s with this Antique 8oz Stein's Face Powder Tin from M. Stein Cosmetic Co. of New York. Despite some discoloration and paint loss, it retains its original powder and puff. Measuring 2" tall and 4" in diameter, this circular tin is a vintage gem, showcasing the beauty trends of the era. Its secure screw on lid adds to its charm. Whether you're a collector or love unique decor, this piece is a historical conversation starter and a
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