An antique pair of hair combs carved from stained horn into the form of dragon flies. Artist: Georges Pierre, known as Gip. French, circa 1895.

hair combs

I love the look of hair combs.

Eugène Samuel Grasset (1841-1917) - Hair Comb. Carved Tortoiseshell, Gold and Enamel. France. Circa 1900.

Rene Lalique - Peacock Hair Comb. Gilded Carved Tortoiseshell, Opals and Enamel. Circa 1897.

Henri Vever

The Hair Combs of Lucien Gaillard | Barbaraannes Hair Comb Blog

Clarified horn leaves, enameled in orange to show off a collection of ivory bugs. Rene Lalique at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, Portugal. c. 1902.

Lalique

Lalique. horn and gold. 1900

Rene Lalique at the Musée Calouste Gulbenkian

Three Breton Women. Ivory, horn, and enamel. c. 1902.

Comb American, 19th century

Comb, 19th century, German (probably). Tortoiseshell

Chinese cinabar comb. Early 20th century.

Chinese Combs | Barbaraanne's Hair Comb Blog

René Lalique

René Lalique, ca. 1902 - ca. 1903

French Art Nouveau horn comb with blossoming flowers. Note the small heart in the middle of the heading. | The Creative Museum

Albert Vigan, c. 1900. Two sparrows are fighting to get red berries. Beautiful transparency of clear horn. From The Creative Museum.

Jeannine Chenneviere, Hair ornament, c.1903

House of Falize hair ornament, Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau comb c1905. Giraffe horn comb painted daisy pattern. Signed GIP (Georges Pierre).

Horn and chalcedony hair comb by Bucheron. "Designed as a carved horn and silver sycamore, accented by two green cabochon chalcedony, to the horn comb, circa 1900, with maker's marks, in a Boucheron green leather fitted case With jeweler's mark for Boucheron" Source: Christies