Monogrammed "FDS"
Marked "14k EH 1012" on inside rim unknown maker. Or maybe it's marked 14K BF?
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| on its original gold chain with small hanging ring |
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| The lid is hinged and there are traces of lipstick inside. |
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| The slider is attached to a plate that still moves inside the tube. |
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| Closeup of the marks: 14K EH along the rim. Amazing workmanship and engraving. Even the sliding knob is superb. |
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| What if the mark after 14K was actually made upside down? what if it's a P3? You can tell I have no idea. |
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| But then there are the numbers 1012. Those are unmistakable. |
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| The chain was made long enough so the lipstick could be easily opened and lipstick applied. |
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| The intials "FDS" in a flowery, ornate frame. Pretty sure that's what it says. |
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| Imagine using that to freshen up at a party, mysterious marks or not. |
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