This vintage Pantene display piece is great example of 20th century advertising.
It would have been used to display and dispense the Pantene cosmetic items, likely within a department shop setting, showcasing its functionality and design. Pantene was first introduced in Europe in 1945 by Hoffmann-La Roche, which branded the name based on panthenol as a shampoo ingredient.
Consisting of three display tiers, each differing in size, and benefiting from an inner metal ring which is designed to securely hold objects and cosmetics.
Perfect for any advertising or cosmetic enthusiast, this would look brilliant displayed on a side board, vanity table or dresser.
Ideal for a bedroom setting for cometic and perfume bottle display.
Height 73cm
Diameter from top to bottom 13cm, 25.5cm & 28cm
Condition - Good.
Typical age and use related wear.
sturdy and useable.
Item No. 7619
