ANTIQUE BABY CARRIAGE

Vintage purse from the 1950s, made in America.

Purses made of Lucite were the most coveted fashion accessory in the mid-20th century. Lucite, a hard plastic, was developed by DuPont in 1931 but began to be used in fashion and interior design purposes only after World War II. The first Lucite purses were introduced in the late 1940s and immediately gained popularity as one of the most sought-after fashion accessories of the time. Such purses became a symbol of that era, representing the introduction of new materials and designs. The featured purse is an excellent example of why these purses were so popular. The intricately crafted cover of the purse and the pearl on the clasp give a sense of luxury while combining the robustness of Lucite with elegant design. Add this iconic purse to your fashion collection, and we are confident that you will not go unnoticed. Dimensions: 24 x 14 x 10 cm Weight: 600 g The purse is in good condition.

Spice box from early 19th century, from India.

An intriguing spice box made from a single piece of wood, featuring a side-opening lid secured with a hand-forged latch. Such boxes (masaladabbis) are artistic objects passed down through generations within families. A beautiful piece that can still be used for its original purpose or to store other small items. Its excellent craftsmanship and unique appearance also make it an outstanding decorative piece. Dimensions: 34 x 15.5 x 10 cm Weight: 1.3 kg The box is excellently preserved.

Teapot, from 1911.

A silver-plated teapot with a milk jug can be a wonderful decoration on your kitchen shelves, and of course, you can still use it to make an unforgettable tea party. Dimensions: 28.5 x 15 x 13.5 cm Weight: 550 g The teapot is well-preserved.