Does look like a belt buckle. It likely commemorates Edward VII (who was crowned in 1902 and died in 1910) on one of those occasions. Debora
I agree. Always interested in seeing your finds. (And your photography!) Debora
No, but you have a date, know for what purpose the design was originally created and have a rough value. Debora
A genuine Tiffany shade for comparison. Debora [ATTACH]
And some offered for sale individually are in a silvertone metal like yours....
This is helpful. Also issued as one of a set of four commemorative medals for a Catalonian tourism fair held in the 1990s. (Notice the backs...
I'd think it was a little souvenir from the museum, as it says. And designed by Pujol, as it says. Debora [ATTACH]
Similar to these....
They look Aesthetic Movement. Debora
That's quite an unusual clasp. Debora
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Something similar. Seller claims 1930s. https://www.etsy.com/listing/105792708/1930s-art-deco-black-fabric-evening-bag Debora [ATTACH]
Oh, and strap length helps determine size so always important to photograph/provide measurements. Debora
The lining is "shattered." As to your bag, I don't think it was designed for evening and, at a glance, it appears to be 1930s with an Art Deco...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Empire_of_Light Debora
Not my subject but... I understand the Iris printer is used to produce giclées. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_printer Debora
Looks like it's joined to the M. Debora
Giclée and other types of reproduction. As above, giclée technology didn't exist until the late 1980s. Debora
That's what I read. But it doesn't specify what type of color reproduction. Could be like the other I posted. Most likely is as giclée...
The Taylor-Made Frames stamp is pre-1963. Debora
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