Vintage Snakeskin Pattern Compact Powder Case with Presentation Box and Pouch

This item appears to be a vintage compact powder case, likely from the mid-20th century, accompanied by its original presentation box and protective pouch. The compact itself is rectangular with rounded corners, featuring a metallic, possibly gold-toned, casing. The top surface of the compact is adorned with a decorative material that mimics snakeskin, displaying a striking pattern of black and white or off-white scales. The 'snakeskin' pattern shows areas of lighter and darker tones, suggesting a natural variation or subtle aging. The metallic frame around the 'snakeskin' top exhibits a polished finish, though some minor surface wear or tarnishing may be present, consistent with age and use. The hinges and clasp mechanisms are not clearly visible but are implied by the compact's design. The accompanying presentation box is a light blue-grey, rectangular hinged box, likely constructed from cardboard or a similar material and covered with textured paper or fabric to mimic a fine grain. The interior of the box is lined with a light-colored, possibly silk or satin, fabric, indicating it was intended for a delicate item. The lid of the box has a subtle impressed border pattern. There is a noticeable dark spot or stain on the top of the box. The separate protective pouch is dark grey or black, made of a soft material like felt or velvet, with a rounded flap closure and visible stitching along the edges, designed to prevent scratches when the compact is stored. Overall, the items appear in good vintage condition, with expected signs of age and light use. The craftsmanship suggests a piece of everyday luxury from its era.