Full-rim reading glasses, possibly Peepers-style

This item consists of a pair of full-rim reading glasses positioned on a textured fabric surface. The frames appear to be constructed from a dark, possibly matte black or dark navy plastic or acetate material, featuring a soft rectangular or slightly rounded lens shape. The interior and exterior of the temples exhibit a distinctive multi-colored striped pattern including shades of purple, teal, white, and pink, which is stylistically consistent with modern lifestyle eyewear brands. A visible marking on the inner right temple bears text that appears to read '+1.25 530' followed by a 'CE' mark, suggesting a magnification strength and compliance with European safety standards as marked. The bridge features a marking that appears to read 'LILY'. The lenses show some minor surface reflections, but overall, the item appears to be in good used condition without visible fractures or major scratches in this view. Without physical inspection, the material quality and hardware durability remain unverified. The identification is based on the visible 'Lily' model name and the characteristic colorful temple design, though no primary manufacturer logo is clearly legible to confirm a specific brand.

Based on my visual examination of the provided image, these full-rim reading glasses appear to be in good used condition. I can observe a rectangular dark frame with colorful striped temples and a 'Lily' model marking. The markings suggesting a +1.25 magnification and a 'CE' mark are consistent with mass-market lifestyle eyewear, such as those produced by brands like Peepers. However, I cannot verify the material density, hinge durability, or optical quality from a photograph alone. This estimate assumes the item functions as intended and the lenses are free of significant micro-scratching not visible here. The valuation reflects the secondary market for branded reading glasses, which typically see high supply and moderate demand. To confirm this value, a physical inspection would be required to assess the integrity of the spring hinges and frame flexibility. If these were determined to be a generic 'in the style of' boutique pair without a verifiable brand association, the value would likely decrease to the $5–$10 range. Conversely, proof of purchase from a high-end retailer could support the upper end of the estimate. Because I cannot confirm the specific manufacturer or 'authentic' origin of the 'Lily' designation from this view, this report should be treated as a working hypothesis for valuation purposes.