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John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop
John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop

John Robert Powers Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar Pot Chrome Lid 1950s Prop

$ 29.04

Availability: 27 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Near full of loose powder, not recommended for use due to age. Glass has no chips. Chrome lid screw top, minimal scuffs. Base label intact. By John Robert Powers
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: John Robert Powers
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Era: c1950s to 60s
  • Size: 3.5 in. diameter
  • Item: Vanity Glass Loose Face Powder Jar

    Description

    Lovely Vanity Loose Face Powder Jar by John Robert Powers
    Clear glass jar base with raised striped sides
    Silver chrome screw top lid, signed in script
    Near full with loose powder, shade 3
    3 1/2 inches diameter
    1 1/2 inches tall
    Original base label intact
    Face Powder by John Robert Powers Shade 3
    1E58 2.5oz
    Minimal scuffs on chrome lid
    No chips to glass
    c1950s to 60s with an Art Deco feel
    Great movie or play period prop
    John Robert Powers founded the first Hollywood Model Agency in 1923. B1892 D1977 and the brand lives on.