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CHANEL Lambskin Matelasse 2.55 Turn Lock Round Handbag Black Gold-Tone Hardware, Pre-Owned
CHANEL Lambskin Matelasse 2.55 Turn Lock Round Handbag Black Gold-Tone Hardware, Pre-Owned
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The Chanel Matelassé 2.55 Turn Lock Round handbag presents a refined take on the house’s pioneering 1955 design. Tailored for shoppers who prioritize heritage silhouettes and tactile luxury, this pre-owned bag pairs soft black lambskin with classic gold-tone hardware in a compact, highly wearable profile.
- Leather & Construction: Crafted from black lambskin with the signature diamond-stitched matelassé quilting and precise top-edge detailing.
- Proportions & Drop: Offers a circular structure measuring approximately 22.5 cm in width, 13 cm in height, and 6.5 cm in depth, with a handle drop of roughly 11.5 cm.
- Fastening System: Utilizes the iconic turn-lock closure completed in enduring gold-tone metal hardware.
- Vintage Condition: Displays age-appropriate surface characteristics including frost-scuffed color-filling, minor flap edge cracking, natural leather tonal shifts, light interior scuffing, and gentle wear on the flap underside.
- Verification & Paperwork: Comes with the original physical serial seal and matching E.G. authentication card, issued under transparent Tokyo Metropolitan secondhand dealer licensing.
This balanced round shape sits comfortably at the hip or upper arm, making it practical for both organized errands and seated occasions. The buttery lambskin yields gracefully to regular use while retaining enough internal firmness to preserve its distinctive silhouette. Visible wear patterns confirm genuine vintage longevity rather than manufactured aging, giving each unit its own documented narrative. Sourced through a regulated dealer registry with full accessory inclusion, this handbag provides clear transparency for buyers evaluating long-term archival potential against everyday utility.
