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These are pictures of the purse when I first got it. I've touched up some of the scratches and such since then. It has a lucite handle. I use it from time to time and get lots of compliments on it. I just love it!!
I have the same picture that is on the front of the purse hanging on my wall. I posted pictures of it a while back on Show&Tell.
Thanks for looking! :)
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This is really a cool looking purse. In the old days they really put on a lot of details, and that makes it mor interesting.
Thanks Dicky! And I agree with you!
I love this purse, i have one similar to it. The wood is raised on mine and it says berjan? Im not sure. I fell in love with this kind of art about 3 years ago when I happened on two decoupage purses at a yard sale. I now own my 3rd. Gorgeous