Maison Cosa
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The Dolce Edit is a curated editorial on travel, food & wine, style & design inspired by la dolce vita showcasing extraordinary escapes, spaces and things. Est. 2025.
Life as a vintage & antique reseller.
Specializing in MCM, European, and internationally sourced vintage and antique finds. Currently selling on Etsy- Link http://www.etsy.com/shop/CosaVintageCo
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05/01/2026
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04/09/2026
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✨Link in bio✨Hair receivers were popular on women’s dressing tables from the late 1800s through the 1930s. Hair saved from brushes was used to create hairpieces or small styling pads for fuller hairstyles.
This rare hand-painted example was made in Italy by Richard Ginori, one of Italy’s most famous porcelain and ceramic makers, and dates to the 1950s when pieces like this were still being produced as decorative vanity accessories.
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