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Never Caring a Boring Purse----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As always, our emphasis is on fine condition; our quality is becoming legendary.
REMEMBER - NEVER CARRY A BORING PURSE!
As always, our emphasis is on fine condition; our quality is becoming legendary.
REMEMBER - NEVER CARRY A BORING PURSE!
Bugs, Bugs, Bugs! - Enid Collins Purse
Product Description
SORRY, I'M ALREADY SOLD.
Please click top 2 photos to enlarge.
Glitter Bugs II with 7 gloriously jeweled insects, each different, and 7 yellow flowers. This is an orignal Enid Collins 1960's bag. Measures 12" wide at the top, 10-1/2" wide at the bottom, and 10-1/2" high.
The inside of this bag is clean enough to appear unused, but the exterior has some aging wear. No missing jewels. All are bright and shiny with some spotting from the backings showing through on a few of them. The most noticeable is a gold jewel pictured below. The leather is in good shape with some light scuffing and some fine lines (too small to show in photo) on the handles and clasp, but no cracking. There is a darker vertical line on the back that appears to be a shadow, but is probably some kind of very light soiling. Loads of photos so you can see everything we've described.
Imperfection can mean opportunity. This is still a lovely Enid "bugs" bag, but has enough minor flaws to earn a handsome discount!
Please click top 2 photos to enlarge.
Glitter Bugs II with 7 gloriously jeweled insects, each different, and 7 yellow flowers. This is an orignal Enid Collins 1960's bag. Measures 12" wide at the top, 10-1/2" wide at the bottom, and 10-1/2" high.
The inside of this bag is clean enough to appear unused, but the exterior has some aging wear. No missing jewels. All are bright and shiny with some spotting from the backings showing through on a few of them. The most noticeable is a gold jewel pictured below. The leather is in good shape with some light scuffing and some fine lines (too small to show in photo) on the handles and clasp, but no cracking. There is a darker vertical line on the back that appears to be a shadow, but is probably some kind of very light soiling. Loads of photos so you can see everything we've described.
Imperfection can mean opportunity. This is still a lovely Enid "bugs" bag, but has enough minor flaws to earn a handsome discount!
