gettyimages.com has an advanced search that is similar to a faceted search. The filters can be combined and turned on and off via checkboxes. It works for them because their user's are domain knowledgeable. I don't know if it would work so well for a general e-commerce site though. CNET has a more user-friendly faceted search which supports some of the options you mention. Once you drill down far enough the filters are displayed in a row and you can click the "X" to get rid of a particular filter.
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