Art Deco Madame Pompadour Powder Box in Porcelain, 1929

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This Art Deco porcelain powder box, known as “Madame Pompadour,” was produced in 1929 by Schumann Arzberg in Bavaria, Germany, … Read more This Art Deco porcelain powder box, known as “Madame Pompadour,” was produced in 1929 by Schumann Arzberg in Bavaria, Germany, for Golden Crown E&R.
Designed in the form of a fashionable 18th-century lady with powdered hair and a voluminous orange and lilac gown, the figure lifts at the waist to reveal a concealed compartment.

A trinket or jewelry holder, ideal for storing small treasures, keepsakes, or cosmetics.

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however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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