Vuitton remains magical name for fashionistas

IQ was a vintage market in Toronto, and I paid $ 75 for this Louis Vuitton bag. The seller said she was not someone to see if it was true or false. But after the zippers, sewing, printing, lock, key, etc., it seemed sincere to me. I checked bags for years and really do everything, including the duffel bag it came in, I'm curious about your opinion. Agata, Toronto A In 1854, when Louis Vuitton Malletier tons a fashion house based in Paris, he shortened the name Louis Vuitton. LV monogram pattern on canvas, was developed in 1896 and is still made a fashion statement noted. Both signature bags and leather goods continue to renowned fashion accessories (and expensive) to be. There are many fakes on the street, but I agree, your case seems to be authentic. However, I would still take it to a shop Vuitton tons to confirm its origin. For contemporary fashioni-stas Vuitton is a magical name, which means that you can find a good $ 450 is means. ISSUE OF THE GREAT ROOM CLOCK Q My stepfather mine has an antique clock 20 years ago. I think he bought it from a dealer in southern Ontario, who told him it was for a just world. The clock measures 48 inches high. It seems to be brass. It is a round label on the back of the front that says, "The DOR DAILLE Paris in 1900." In the middle of the circle, there is a signature, such as J or T Martin looks. There is another small footprint, says: "DSK and # 587." Chimes of the clock work, and I have the key. I want to know the value of this clock. Margaret Cantley, Quebec. AI think it actually says Gold Medal (Gold Medal). This award was for the French brand movement, Samuel Marti awarded at the World's Fair (Expo) 1900 in Paris. The stunning watch case with its elaborate decoration and architectural design, the design of the old pavilion exhibition was inspired, in Birmingham, England, after the clock Douglas Co. produced (DC Co). A collector would be difficult to find another model just like you. The story of your clock, add rarity, robust construction and working conditions up to a price of about $ 1500. John Sewell is an antiques and fine art expert. To submit an item to his column, go to the "Contact Jean johnsewellantiques.ca. Please measure your piece, when and how you got it, what you paid and the list of labels. High resolution JPEG photo must also be included . Only e-mail submissions. assessment values ??are estimates only.