Iconic 2004 Christian Dior Red Velvet and Leopard Print Pony Hair "Gambler" Handbag
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Description
This outrageous 2004 Christian Dior Fall runway handbag is perfect for fall! The "Gambler" handbag is made of leopard print pony and ruby red velvet with black patent leather trim on the handles and side panels of body. This loud and luxurious bag is not only extremely collectible but wonderfully wearable as well. The chains and dice are gold tone with Swavorski crystals spelling 'DIOR'. Double zip closure. The bag is lined with black Dior print textile. Inside zipper pocket with patent leather pull. Comes with a handy keychain snap clip and also has a cellphone pocket with snap strap. The velvet handle plaques have gold stud hardware embossed 'CD'. Four gold feet at the base for protection.
Leather plaque is stamped CHRISTIAN DIOR PARIS.
The rear is stamped MADE IN ITALY 11-MA-00XX.
BAG MEASURES: 7in (W) X 9in (H) X 6in (D)
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Country of OriginFrance
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Item #LU10321914643
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ConditionGood
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WearWear consistent with age and use
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Materials & Techniques
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SizeLength
7 in. (18 cm)Width
9 in. (23 cm)Depth
6.5 in. (17 cm)
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