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Lot 184: A Trio of Tabletop Electrical Items Including a Revlon Vanity Mirror and Two Brass Finish Lamps

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £9

A trio of tabletop electrical items, comprising one illuminated vanity mirror and two table lamps, all featuring metallic finishes. The vanity mirror features a chrome-finished base and a brass-tone circular frame housing a dual-sided tilting mirror. The mirror is integrated with a frosted light ring and the base is marked with the name REVLON in orange-red lettering and includes a rotary switch. The second item is a modernist style table lamp with a brass-tone tiered saucer or UFO shaped shade, supported by a central stem with an aesthetic coiled clear wire wrap and an in-line thumb switch. The third item is an adjustable task lamp in brushed brass-tone metal, featuring a rectangular shade with rounded corners and a flexible gooseneck arm. A label inside the task lamp shade reads FIRE… FML MAX 27 WATT 230V, 50Hz AC only Made in… and the fitted four-tube compact fluorescent bulb is marked YDW-27FM Made in China. The mirror and task lamp are fitted with black three-pin UK plugs, while the UFO-style lamp has a clear three-pin UK plug. These items are sold as decorative objects and have not been PAT tested; professional inspection is recommended before use.


Condition report:

The Revlon vanity mirror shows surface dust and light smudging to the glass, with minor pitting and light scratches visible on the chrome base (photo 2). The UFO-style lamp exhibits minor surface scratches and fingerprints to the polished brass-tone finish (photo 3). The adjustable task lamp shows general surface wear with light oxidation and tarnish spots located on both the circular base and the rectangular shade (photo 4). No other significant damage is visible across the lot.