White beaded purse, clutch serpentine chain vintage circa 1930 -1950 Hong Kong

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White beaded purse, clutch serpentine chain vintage circa 1930 -1950 Hong Kong:
$29.89

Vintage white beaded purse or clutch with serpentine chain circa 1930-1950 Art Deco style

Gorgeous and very unique vintage white beaded evening bag. Made in Hong Kong (most likely handmade)
It is white satin adorned with glass/silvery miniature beads featuring a diamond shapes pattern.
It is an almost trapezoid shaped purse with a silver toned frame with a rhinestone kiss closure and a silver toned chain.
This beautiful bag opens into a satin compartment with one slip side pocket.
Measurements 6.5\" wide and 6\" tall. The chain is approx. 6’’ tall from the top of the purse
The clutch’s exquisite and much elaborated bead work will sure receive many compliments!
Perfect evening bag for any special occasion.
It is in great vintage condition and as such vintage item it does show some small discolorations in some areas due to use and time….. That is what makes vintage even more special!

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