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Worth the Bag

Prices for: Germany, EUR

Image credits

Every museum image on this site comes from the Open Access collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and is released under CC0. We use these objects as editorial mood. They are antiques, and none of them is the modern bag named beside it.

ObjectDateMakerMuseumLicenceSource
Pouch1820–50–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouchfourth quarter 19th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1820–40–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1820–50–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1830–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1830–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1810–40–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1830–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Pouch1820–40–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Purse1800–1820–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Miser's purse1840–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Miser's pursethird quarter 19th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Miser's purse1840–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Miser's purse1840–60–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Reticule1810–30–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Reticule1840–50–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Reticuleearly 19th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Reticule1810–29–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Handbag19th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Beaded Bag14th–15th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
The Latest Fashions, Expressly Designed and Prepared for Le Moniteur de la ModeJune 1, 1887A. BodinThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Gallery of Fashion, vol. I: April 1, 1794- March 1, 17951794–1802Nicolaus HeideloffThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Gallery of Fashion, vol. V: April 1, 1798 - March 1 17991794–1802Nicolaus HeideloffThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Gallery of Fashion, vol. III: April 1 1796 - March 1 17971794–1802Nicolaus HeideloffThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Le Coquet, No. 22, from "Journal des Modes Spécial pour Couturières"July 1, 1869Laure NoëlThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Ladies' Hats, No. 4671, from "Journal des Demoiselles"April 1, 1888Paul DefernevilleThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
La Parure des Dames, Plate 7ca. 1776Mondhare et JeanThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
The New Bonnet1876Eastman JohnsonThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Chatelainefourth quarter 19th century–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum
Parasol1850–70–The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 (Met Open Access)View at the museum