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Lot 137: A Collection of Leather and Textile Handbags and Accessories including a Tula example

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £8

Estimated price: £8 - £20

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £20

A collection of assorted handbags, totes, and accessory pouches in various materials including leather, suede, nylon, and woven textiles. The group includes a slouchy satchel in black textured leather with double rolled handles and decorative buckle detailing, and a structured rectangular business bag in smooth black leather with a perimeter zip fastening. A multi-pocket satchel is present in mustard-yellow leather featuring braided accents and horizontal zip pockets. The lot also contains a pebbled brown leather bag with integrated flat handles and a dark brown leather envelope-style clutch. Textile items include a vertically striped fabric tote in blue and red tones, a tan textured fabric bag, and a red nylon duffel-style bag. Two small pouches are included, featuring embroidered floral and stylized animal motifs in vibrant colours. A light grey textile dust bag is present, bearing a printed red script mark reading Tula. A small white adhesive label is visible on the striped bag bearing the characters R132C.


Condition report:

The collection shows signs of use across multiple items. The leather handbags, particularly the black satchel and yellow bag, exhibit characteristic softening, creasing, and surface wear consistent with regular use (Photo 1 and 2). The brown leather bag shows visible creasing to the body (Photo 2). Textile items, including the striped bag and embroidered pouches, show minor pilling and loose threads at the seams (Photo 1). The structured black business bag appears to maintain its form well with some light surface scuffing to the leather (Photo 1). No major structural failures or significant losses are visible in the provided photographs.