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A rare and early example of the Louis Vuitton "Marmotte Lozine" portative and extensible dealer’s box, originating from the firm’s historic address at 70 Champs-Élysées, Paris. This ...

This Louis Vuitton upright wardrobe trunk, dating from 1910 to 1930, exemplifies the elegance of the clear lozine series, known as the 1st series after 1914. Designed for organized packing, this trunk is ideal for suits and soft dresses, ensuring they remain wrinkle-free during travel. The trunk features a vertical opening that reveals six drawers, each having a canvas exterior with a linen interior. It includes a trinket drawer with an organizer, four drawers with fabric covers, and a hat drawer equipped with a ribbon cage. A pullout mechanism holds 14 original hangers, while a leather strap secures additional items in the lower section. Externally, the trunk showcases a hand-painted monogram canvas, wooden slat reinforcements, solid brass hardware, and leather handles, with reinforced corners embossed with the LV initials. The iconic monogram design features interlocking L and V letters. The center clasp utilizes a v-lock design with a serial number for authenticity, and inside, the authentic Louis Vuitton plate...

This exquisite set of Louis Vuitton luggage, dating from 1910 to 1930, represents the pinnacle of luxury travel and showcases the brand's renowned craftsmanship, making it a must-have for discerning collectors. Each piece features a hand-painted canvas monogram exterior embellished with interlocking L and V initials, quatrefoils, and flowers against a rich brown background. Solid brass hardware, reinforced corners adorned with embossed lozine trim. Each exterior and interior component is marked "Louis Vuitton” or “LV”. Each case has a label inside, a serial number on the inside, and a number stamped onto the lock outside. The Louis Vuitton shoe case...

Date code CA1068 The Louis Vuitton date code CA1068 indicates that the item was manufactured in Spain (CA) in the 10th week of 2008. The "CA" letters signify the manufacturing locat...

Louis Vuitton has been fabricating Leather goods for over a century. This case was purchased in the early 20th century and does not have a code number - those came after the 1980's. ...

This Louis Vuitton Bisten case, dating from 1910 to 1930, exemplifies the brand's innovative craftsmanship. It features hand-painted canvas monogram, solid brass hardware, and reinfo...