Description A Louis Vuitton LV Monogram jewellery case of elongated rectangular form, brass mounted and dating to the second half of the twentieth century, circa 1970. The exterior is finished in the classic Louis Vuitton monogram canvas with brass corner mounts and fittings. The leather carry handle is secured with riveted mounts, each stamped Louis Vuitton. The front retains the traditional Louis Vuitton brass lock engraved LV, Louis Vuitton, Made in France, with the registration number 1027023 surrounding the escutcheon. Opening the case reveals a fully fitted suede and cushioned interior. The upper removable tray is fitted with partitioned compartments and ring or cufflink bands. Beneath this sits a second removable tray with divided sections, leading to a larger storage compartment below. To the rear of the fitted trays is the original miniature vanity case with internal mirror. The interior of the lid retains the original Louis Vuitton label numbered 844352. A well preserved Louis Vuitton jewellery case retaining its original fittings, label, and fitted interior, representing classic late twentieth century Louis Vuitton travel design. See more from our Jewellery Boxes collection. Louis Vuitton (Louis Vuitton Malletier) is a French luxury fashion house and company founded in 1854 by Louis Vuitton. The label’s LV monogram appears on most of its products which range from luxury bags and leather goods to ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories. Louis Vuitton is one of the world’s leading international fashion houses. It sells its products through standalone boutiques, high-end department stores and through the LV website. Louis Vuitton was named the world’s most valuable luxury brand for six consecutive years (2006–2012) The company operates in 50 countries with more than 460 stores worldwide. For further information see our Makers and Retailers profile on Louis Vuitton. Jewellery / Jewelery / Jewelry In the UK and Australia the English spelling rule states that the final consonant of a word should be doubled when its added suffix begins with a vowel. Therefore the spelling ‘jewellery’ is used. This rule usually applies to instances where the final syllable ends with a vowel followed by a single consonant such as: Jeweller. The spelling variation ’Jewelry’ is thought to have had some popularity as a preferred ‘poetic’ or ‘rhetorical’ spelling in British English. ‘Jewellery and Jewelery’ is used in the US, the confusion continues with the correct spelling variant being ’Jewelery’ according to the Oxford English Dictionary. Why Buy from Mark Goodger Antiques? With over thirty five years of specialist experience, Mark Goodger Antiques is recognised internationally as a leading authority in antique boxes and related works of art. Every item offered has been personally selected by Mark, whose knowledge and judgement are trusted by collectors, institutions, museums, interior designers, and fellow dealers worldwide. Every purchase is supplied with a full supporting package for clarity and reassurance. This includes a Certificate of Authenticity, a detailed condition and care guide specific to your item, our most recent catalogue, and a separate invoice suitable for insurance and valuation purposes. Each piece is carefully examined prior to sale to ensure accuracy of description and quality. Your purchase is fully insured during transit and protected by our straightforward money back guarantee, allowing you to buy with complete confidence. We pride ourselves on transparency, expertise, and long term relationships with our clients, many of whom return to us repeatedly over decades. When you buy from Mark Goodger Antiques, you are purchasing from a specialist family business built on knowledge, trust, and an unrivalled focus on antique boxes.
