Beauty Station - 1950’s

Behold the extraordinary 1950s Play Beauty Station – a phenomenal piece of nostalgia that encapsulates the charm of the era. Crafted from plastics, paper, and metal accents, this beauty station is a visual delight in shades of pinks and teals. The original hand signage, featuring a page boy, Bob, and ponytail, adds a vintage touch, despite some crinkles.

The beauty station is a multifaceted gem, it advertises a functional hairdryer that operates on safe battery power. The beauty chair stands 17 inches long by 12 inches high, offers both an upright and reclined position, enhancing the play experience. The washing station, which clips to the back of the chair, showcases intact plastic clips, underscoring its durability over the years.

Inside, you'll find an array of accessories – from emery boards to hair dye – reminiscent of the tools used to enhance a woman's beauty in the 1950s.

The separate unit, a teal and pink-covered hairdryer, stands at an impressive 24 inches high, complete with control mechanisms. While the battery-operated hairdryer may no longer function, the Play Beauty Station remains a remarkable and well-preserved relic, offering a glimpse into the bygone era of 1950s glamour.

Great piece for any beauty or barber shop, or for anyone who collects vintage glamour items.
There are a few clips missing, as well as a few of the extra pieces this shop once had, but I am amazed that this piece lasted thru time. A very retro super chic play item.