Art nouveau Harlene for the hair mirror,hair tonic

Vintage Harlene for the hair mirror. Stunning collectable advertising piece. Stunning hair tonic piece, the original company was founded in the early 1900s in the Victorian times. Stylish, elegant, flowing design with a vibrant picture of an elegant lady and a selection of beautiful writing in bright tones show the branding design. This advertising mirror comes In a sleek aluminium frame, in excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of authentic patina. Please visit our shop for wonderful decorative pieces. Reuben Goldstein (c. 1862 – 1 December 1943), who later changed his name to Reuben Goldstein Edwards and subsequently Reuben George Edwards, was the proprietor of Edwards’ Harlene, a manufacturer of hair restorers, colourants and other hair products for both men and women, from which he made a fortune. Goldstein and his wife founded and helped fund Edith Edward’s tuberculosis Preventorium at Papworth Hospital. By the mid-1880s, Goldstein had founded the Edwards’ Harlene Co., manufacturers of hair products, initially at 5 New Oxford Street and by late 1891 at 95 and 96 High Holborn, London. Height: 78cm Length: 57cm Width: 2cm...more

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