hand glass

She sat down in a chair by her dressing-table, lifted an ivory hand-glass, and put it down again.

Mr. Ricketty picked up a little hand-glass that lay upon the counter and placed it before her face.

"It is no use," answered Fanny, endeavouring to cool her forehead by pressing a little hand-glass against it.

I was lifting the hand-glass from my dressing-table as carefully as carefully, and it just dropped out of my hands!

Helen took a hand-glass from the table and leaned forward in the low, round-backed chair—faithful copy of a fine classic model.