19th Century English Traveling Vanity Dressing Toiletry Case

Wow. This is a good one.

A 19th-century English traveling vanity/toiletry case.

Features:

• Wood box with mother-of-pearl detail on the top (someone's name was etched in but I cannot make it out) and mother-of-pearl keyhole
• Velvet details to top and middle sections
• Glass and silver (not genuine silver) jars
• Mother of pearl toiletry tools
• Pin cushion
• Secret side drawer accessed by gently pulling the no of the right upward
• Drop-down compartment with a folder to hold important documents
• Large compartment at the bottom of the box accessed by lifting up tray

Condition: 

• Cracks to the wood top due to dry storage - has since been oiled
• Wood loss to corners, look to have been glue back by previous owner
• The velvet that the tools rest in is cracked and come up in the middle scetion
• Pin cushion has wear from use
• Silver tops to bottles have some tarnish
• Leather trim on top velvet compartment has a bit of loss due to the lever used to access the compartment 
• Secret drawer has a stain on the satin interior 
• Does not close all the way due to bottles. When they bottles are removed, it closes fine. It could be the way I am arranging them.
• No key (I may have a spare but will update if I come across one)

Great condition for its age and ready to use. Many years left.

Dimensions: 12" x 9" x 6.5"