Unique 1950s 6x6x3.75" Lucite Top Handle Handbag

vintage Lucite box purse likely from the 195os. These were popular mid-century accessories, often featuring a clear or opaque acrylic body with various internal designs, such as the abstract "hair" or thread-like metallic strands seen in your image.
Key Details
Material: The primary material is Lucite (an early form of acrylic plastic) with gold-tone metal hardware and a clear, curved top handle.
Design: The body of the purse is typically box-shaped or faceted and includes embedded elements, often referred to as "confetti" or "glitter" designs, which in this case appear to be fine metallic threads.
Era: Lucite purses were particularly trendy and expensive in the 1950s but became less popular by the mid-1960s.
Manufacturers: Brands like Charles S. Kahn, Wilardy, and Llewellyn were well-known makers of these collectible items.
They are considered collectible vintage items