Vintage Handbag Barry Kieselstein-Cord Equestrian Leather -1990s
$750.00
This iconic handbag offers designer quality with equestrian details, a perfectly stunning addition to your town and country look. Kieselstein-Cord was founded by the American designer, artist and photographer Barry Kieselstein-Cord in 1972 in Manhattan. His vision was to create an American luxury design company based on the French Ateliers but with his unique, contemporary vision. From his start in Sterling jewelry design and signature belt buckles, to the introduction of his handbags in 1991 this iconic designer has led a rich, celebrity-style life. Excellent condition, this handbag from his first introduction year offers rich brown leather with sterling silver horse head detail, sterling triangle bottom feet with copyright stamp, laced rein shoulder straps, green suede lining with snap/loop closure at top, authentic silver-stamped plate, side interior zippered pocket, excellent condition with light signs of wear, c1990s. Measures 10 ½ inches long x 10 ½ inches tall x 4 ½ inches wide, shoulders straps are 14 inches tall and 1 inch wide.
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