[The United States brings back Western jewelry] 1920s retro American retro hand-embroidered flower bag

In recent years, retro small bags have become popular again~ This bag is an embroidered tapestry bag from the 1920s, the surround is woven from gold thread, completely hand-embroidered, Vibrant floral print on the front and back. This vintage '20s handbag features a delicate silver chain handle, kiss lock and metal frame. Well-preserved and delicately handcrafted small bags~ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52055853493_a7d59ceceb_o.jpg Year: 1920s Brand: Delill Commodity source: American Cincinnati Size: 13cm long and 18cm wide Material: cloth, silk lining 【Purchase Notes】 1. Our antiques and vintage pieces are 100% from the United States of the last century, from the 1940s to the 1990s. Some are well preserved and can look like new, but many have traces of time. If you ask for "brand new" products , please do not bid! 2. The moderator now lives in the United States, so our sources are cooperating with antique jewelry stores in the United States or private collections taught by American families. All products are disinfected according to the professional standards of antique stores, and we have professional ultrasonic waves. The instrument is cleaned and cleaned again with soda water and alcohol and replaced with new earplugs or earpads, hoping to give our guests the best possible wearing experience. 3. If you have any questions about details, or need to see more photos, please contact the designer, we will try our best to give the most detailed information and photo details. 4. The photos were taken in natural light without excessive retouching, but may be different from those displayed on the screen. You can confirm with us again and again whether it meets your requirements before purchasing. 5. Opening discount: Every purchase will give a retro gift from time to time. If you like it on Facebook or IG fans, you can enjoy a discount of 100%. 6. Proceeds from the store's merchandise are donated to the Indian Vulnerable Women's Project.