Artist: Unknown Artist/Maker (German, 18Th Century)
dato: 1849
museum: Simone Handbag Museum (Seoul, South Korea)
Teknik: Glass
The miser’s purse emerged at the end of the eighteenth century as techniques in the knotting and netting of materials developed. The making of these purses became a popular pastime for amateur needlewomen and specialist shops in London, such as Thomas Gardom, a purse and watch chain maker on St. James’s Street, catered to demand by selling the necessary silk thread, tassels and metal rings.
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