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This is a Gilli of New York Lucite Handbag. It's 9" long. The lid is 3" wide and it about 3 3/4 inches high. It's in really good condition except for the lid. The lid looks like it has hairline fractures in it. There are no dents or breaks. The handles work perfectly as does the lid. It's a multi grey marble looking color. Is there anyone who can help me with this? I need to know the year and it's value.
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I would guess its Mid 1950's-early 60's. These are fun bags. If you wanted to buy another I would say it would cost around $75.00-$115.00 at an antique store or vintage boutique. I have seen them go for as little $30.00 on eBay & as high as $300.00. Hope this helps.