Goyard - Baule guardaroba appartenuto a Mario Pansa-Jane Sanford - Travel trunk

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Maxime Betticare
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Estimate  € 5,500 - € 6,100
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€500
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€480
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€240

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Vintage Goyard travel wardrobe trunk from the 1920s, with original interior and wooden hangers, dimensions 90 x 60 x 30 cm, in multicolour, brown, black and yellow canvas, leather, brass and wood, model name Baule guardaroba appartenuto a Mario Pansa-Jane Sanford, accessories included: gruccia, key missing, wear evident on the exterior fabric and oxidation on the interior lining.

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Goyard Malle Wardrobe, 1920s, rare travel wardrobe trunk with original interior and wooden hangers.
Belonged to Mario Pansa, diplomat of the Kingdom of Italy, married to American heiress Jane Sanford.
Visible signs of wear on the leather exterior, oxidation stains on the interior lining.
Key missing.

Goyard Malle Wardrobe, 1920s, rare travel wardrobe trunk with original interior and wooden hangers.
Belonged to Mario Pansa, diplomat of the Kingdom of Italy, married to American heiress Jane Sanford.
Visible signs of wear on the leather exterior, oxidation stains on the interior lining.
Key missing.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Goyard
Number of objects
1
Model name
Baule guardaroba appartenuto a Mario Pansa-Jane Sanford
Colour
Black, Brown, Multicoloured, Yellow
Pattern
Other pattern
Material
Brass, Canvas, Leather, Wood
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Height
90 cm
Width
60 cm
Depth
30 cm
Accessories included
Hanger
ItalyVerified
13
Objects sold
Private

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