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The Samsonite Satchel

The Samsonite Satchel I have embraced the light recently in regards to colour and these so it's time to dance in the darker tones. I wanted the Samsonite to look like it was forged from Stone then frozen. I have gone for minimal antique adornments with only three (if that is minimal :) 19c nurse buckle, real silver brooch and a truly different and beautiful copper brooch on the back which is depicting a pulsating orb from within the satchel. Solid stainless steel hardware and a 19c buckle which is a work of art alone Dimensions are 27cm9cm21cm

£465 
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