1950s Tortoise Shell Lucite Box Purse
$235.00
Description
Spectacular 1950s tortoise-shell-look Lucite box purse. The handbag features a rectangular body composed of amber-tone tortoiseshell Lucite, accented with stamped gold-tone filigree details, and is supported on the bottom by four gold-tone spherical ball feet. The filigree depicts a five-petaled flower as well as ornate flourishes, both in relief. The elongated, amber-tone handle of the purse is affixed to the body of the purse with teardrop-shaped hardware. The purse features a twist lock with a pull tab closure. All hardware is gold-tone.
Height: 4 in, Length: 5.75 in, Width: 4.5 in, Drop: 5.75 in
*All MRS Couture garments and accessories have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping. They are ready to wear upon arrival.
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Country of OriginUSA
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Item #LU10322011623
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ConditionGood
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Materials & TechniquesAcrylic
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SizeLength
5.75 in.Total Length
10 inHeight
4 inWidth
4.5 in.Drop
5.75 in
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