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$7,000.00 USD
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$1,650.00 USD
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This is an authentic vintage CHRISTIAN DIOR Patent Cannage Large Lady Dior. This stylish chic tote is crafted of geometric quilted patent leather in an Off White / Ivory / Beige color. Patent is resilient! The handbag features sturdy leather top handles and polished gold hardware including a hanging Dior initials logo charm. The top zipper opens to a black Dior monogram jacquard fabric interior with a zipper pocket. There is no strap on this model but will include the unbranded matching strap.
The House’s iconic Lady Dior bag is eternally linked to Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. In September 1995, while attending the opening of the Paul Cézanne retrospective at the Grand Palais in Paris, the First Lady of France presented her with a yet-unreleased Dior bag – then called Chouchou.
Condition: Great vintage condition! Production year 1994-1997. She’s estimated to be 27-30 years old and looks amazing for her age! Fashionphile quote estimated $7000 retail $1650 resale. Trace hardware tarnish and scratches. Expect signs of vintage wear hard to capture. Exterior shows very faint, trace marks (light darkened marks). Prior owner took to bag spa and looks like parts of the edge piping and corners were retouched and resealed. Zoom into pics and video as part of description. Not for the picky buyer! Note Dior began serial numbers in 1997 so she pre-dates that and comes with a authentication card
Comes with generic strap, dustbag and base insert. (If bought at list price, includes the CD scarf-$490 retail)
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