Lot 645 , Boucheron, a silver gilt and ruby vanity case, France, 1940s

Boucheron, a silver gilt and ruby vanity case, France, 1940s, the lid overlaid with a pierced gilt panel of foliate design, highlighted with engraved decoration and accented with cabochon rubies, the base of fluted design, opening to reveal a fold out mirror and powder compact, measuring approximately 8.2 x 5.9 x 1.4cm including clasp, signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 63787, French assay marks for silver and silver gilt, French maker's mark H&M with 7 for Helluin-Mattlinger, one ruby deficient, black velvet holder
£600-800

Condition:
One ruby deficient. Hinge requires realignment and clasp needs attention to make it close securely - currently hinge is slightly misaligned and clasp does not hold lid in place. Mirror glass intact, sprung hinges to mirror and powder compacts working well. Minor wear, nicks and typical discoloration, otherwise in good condition, marks clear. Gross weight approximately 150 grams.

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