1920's Flapper Era Beaded Reticule With Walnut/wooden Toggles

Intricately beaded Vintage Flapper Era Reticule Drawstring Pouch Purse showcasing stunning craftsmanship with the elaborate beadwork and delicate tassels. The black base color makes it versatile and easy to style with various ensembles. Ideal for special occasions or as unique gifts for lovers of vintage purses.

The top of the satin lining is frayed and there is a circular area of missing beads on the body of the purse. You can see this in select pictures.

This style, also known as a flapper purse or evening bag, was extremely popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries particularly in the 1920s.
Key Details
◦ Style: Drawstring pouch or "reticule". This design was popular after women's fashion shifted to form-fitting dresses without pockets.
Materials: The body is made from fabric (likely silk) that is heavily covered in black glass "bugle" beads. It features a twisted cord drawstring and large, round wooden beads as toggles or pulls.
•
Era: Bags like this one were very fashionable during the 1920s Art Deco period, often used for carrying essentials like a powder puff, mirror, and money during an evening out

Condition/Origin: The specific bag is handmade and potentially quite old (19th century Victorian Era) it is showing some signs of wear such as loose threads near the top opening and a circular spot of missing beads.