1920s Stein's Face Powder Tin For the Stage or Boudoir

1920s Stein's Face Powder Tin For the Stage or Boudoir

Marsoni

M251S

$40.49

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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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Since new build homes typically don't come with towel rods this was what I envisioned instead. I purchased the hooks separately. The shelves are perfect! I ordered a 36in set as you see with the cream towels and a 48in set that you see with the green towels. They're not loose but not 100% sturdy. I recommend maybe gluing to the wall in addition to the rest and definitely screwing into a stud. They're easy enough to figure out without the instructions. But I will say they're supposed to be screwed in underneath to the rods but they did not come with an appropriate screw for that so I had to use some I already had on hand.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025