Tiffany 925 Sterling Silver 7 Piece Vanity Set Monogrammed

Description

Beautiful sterling silver Tiffany vanity set circa 1910-1920. Elegant scrolling design with engraved initials EEW. Each piece is stamped with the letter M for director John c. Moore II.
Mirror: 5 12" in diameter, Hazy around the edges with some scratches. Stamped Tiffany and Co. 12506A makers 7029 Sterling M
Clothing brush: Excellent Condition! Measures 7" long, 1 3/4" wide. Stamped 9342A Makers 3471 Sterling M
Hat brush: Excellent Condition! Measures 6" long, 1 1/2" wide.  Stamped 3343A Makers 3875 Sterling M
Hair brush: worn bristles, edges and handle dented, Something rattles inside when shook, Measures 8 1/4" long, 2 1/2" wide.
Stamped 8108A makers 7233 Sterling Silver M.
Button Hook: Shank and hook are scratched, Crack in metal where shank meets handle as shown in 5th photo.  Measures 8" long
and handle is 3/4" wide. Stamped 8670A makers 5542 Sterling M.
Nail File: Tip of file slightly bent, file is slightly worn down. Measures 7" long, Handle is 1/2" wide. Stamped 18108A Makers 7481
Sterling M.
Comb: 2 tines broken off. Measures 7 14" long, Stamped 8279A makers 7460 Sterling M.
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