CHANEL Vintage black calfskin large golden chain shoulder tote bag with large CC stitch mark
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Estimated Delivery:Jun 06 - Jun 10
1990s.
Vintage CHANEL black calfskin golden chain large shoulder tote bag with CC stitch mark.
Classic purse for daily use.
Classic purse for daily use from CHANEL, black color calfskin shopper large tote from the 90's.
This large size tote will definitely be one of your most useful daily bags for sure.
Great for work, school, shopping and many more occasions.
The golden chains are shining well.
It shows some visible scratches and scuffs as seen in the photos.
No wear at edges or corners.
Clean interior linings.
Don't miss.
Made in France
Measurement: W16”(40.5cm) x H12.2”(31cm) x D4.3”(11cm) Handles: 26”(66cm) Color: Black DMC zipper *Comes with the hologram sticker only.
*The authenticity card is missing.
1 zipper pocket
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