Description
We know and love Eisenberg for its fabulous rhinestone jewelry pieces and are delighted to share with you this fabulous handbag creation! In the 1940s Eisenberg briefly expanded its commercial reach by creating handbags, shoes, and garments; the production of these items was brief and limited. Therefore, they are extremely collectible because very few exist.This handbag is composed primarily of soft black ulltra suede stretched over an a-frame handbag. The front of the handbag features two circular rhinestone clusters (what Eisenberg was best known for!) sitting on top of collar-like folds. The handbag has a silver - tone top handle and clasp. The interior of the handbag is lined in satin and has a large "Eisenberg Originals" label.
5 inch (Measurement between handle and bag)
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Country of OriginUnited States
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ConditionExcellent
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Materials & TechniquesSuede, Rhinestone, Satin
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SizeHeight
9 InchesWidth
8.5 Inches
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