Black and white beaded evening coin purse with glove loop, c 1920s or 1930s hand made in Belgium, party accessory
This really is a lovely coin purse. It looks barely used, and although it dates to around 1930, is in great condition. The purse is decorated with tiny black seed beads, bugle beads, and faux pearl beads. The purse fastens with a press stud to the front, and has a short beaded glove loop sewn to the back. It is lined with a black gross grain fabric and there is a mirror pocket to one side. There is a "Hand made in Belgium" label sewn to the lining.
CONDITION
🔸This beaded evening purse is in very good used vintage condition.
🔸The stitching is strong and the beading is secure.
🔸The fabric is clean and in good condition, with one or two small worn areas.
🔹The pearl beads have signs of wear. Please see the photos.
Width at widest point 5 1/2" or 14.5cm
Width at top 4" /10cm
Height 3 1/4" /10cm
📦 This item will be sent internationally using Tracked Royal Mail shipping or Tracked and Signed for where available, and Tracked and Signed for to EU countries. Within the U.K., this item will be shipped by 1st class Royal Mail signed for.
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