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Posted 2 years ago
amberlinn
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When I stumbled upon this in a drawer in my Great Aunt's attic in Detroit, I was literally breathless! It is a mesh purse commemorating the 1933/34 World's fair that I BELIEVE is made by Whiting and Davis. The only other that I have found was a red version sold at auction last year. The red version was valued between $1000-2000 and it was just sitting in a drawer, untouched for YEARS in an attic. I need help making sure that it is legit and a value for it. It is so beautiful and I am so proud to have found it! I am trying to figure out a way to display this but am just not sure how to at this point. Hope you enjoy this unique item as much as I do!
Mesh and Beaded PursesMesh bags are slinky—and deceptively tough—purses made out of the same sort…
Worlds Fair MemorabiliaThe first world’s fair recognized by the Bureau of International Exposition…
iN THE wORLS fAIR BOOK BY rOSSEN IT IS VALUED AT $300.00 IN MINT OR NEAR MINT BY wHITING AND dAVIS
Thank you so much, Joanne! I actually sold it to a fellow about a month ago for $300- looks like he did his research too!