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An art deco compact bracelet by Albert Flamand. The top opens to reveal a mirror, powder well and puff. In the 1930s Flamand made several Bakelite bracelets as promotional devices for films, including one model for Josephine Baker's ZouZou.

A brass and bakelite art deco bracelet compact. The top opens to reveal a powder well, sifter and mirror.

An art deco style bakelite compact with a black eyeliner, a black eyeshadow stick, a nail file, a comb all inside this bracelet. There is a powder well, a cheek rouge in the center and another lipstick on the side of the bracelet.

A bracelet compact with two removable lipstick tubes with a bakelite accent at its center. The top opens to reveal a powder well, mirror and puff.

The engagement ring golden gesture compact. The top of the compact features a simulated diamond ring. The compact opens on a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside is a powder well, mirror and puff.

The zodiac golden gesture compact. The top of the compact features a blue, yellow and white graphic depiction of astrological symbols. The compact opens on a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside is a powder well, mirror and puff.

The card in hand golden gesture compact. The top of the compact features an enamel graphic depiction of playing cards and the suits. The compact opens on a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside is a powder well, mirror and puff.

The gay nineties mitt golden gesture compact. The top of the compact features a white enamel lace glove and bracelet. The compact opens on a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside is a powder well, mirror and puff.

The red manicure golden gesture compact. The top of the compact features a red enamel coat on each fingernail. The compact opens on a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside is a powder well, mirror and puff.

A rectangular compact with two tubes: one for a battery, and one for a lipstick. The Compact opens to reveal a mirror providing light from the battery power source. Opposite the mirror is a powder well and puff stamped, "Venus Ray."