Vintage Celluloid or Bakelite Hand Mirror with 'Hand Painted' Label

This is a vintage oval-shaped hand mirror likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1930s-1950s). The mirror frame and handle are constructed from an early synthetic polymer, possibly celluloid or Bakelite, featuring a pale cream or champagne-gold finish with a slight pearlescent sheen. The mirror itself is beveled and set into a recessed frame. On the handle, there is a prominent black and gold oval label that reads 'Hand Painted by CEHYA' or a similar manufacturer mark, suggesting the reverse side (not visible) likely contains decorative floral or scenic motifs common to this era. Structurally, the handle is contoured for ergonomic grip, tapering subtly towards a rounded base. Regarding condition, the piece shows visible age-related wear including surface scuffing, minor dark pitting spots on the polymer surface, and some oxidation or 'silvering' loss around the perimeter of the internal mirror glass. Small pinholes are visible along the side edge of the frame, indicating the mechanical assembly method common for these vanity items. The overall craftsmanship reflects mass-produced beauty accessories of the Art Deco to Mid-Century transition period.