Brand: Chanel
Style: Chanel Timeless Tote in Teal Caviar Leather
Colour: Teal
Interior: Dark beige grosgrain textile
Features: Classic chain leather shoulder straps
Dimensions:
Made in Italy
Serial: 7843**5, series 7 2002-2003
Condition:
[S] Excellent condition, like new, pristine
[N] Brand new/unused
[S] Excellent condition, used only a few times
[A] Good condition with some scratches and stains
[B] Item with general signs of use
[C] Used item with scratches and stains
[D] Item with many scratches and stains
[E] Junk item
Condition: Pristine condition. Full set. Interior is clean.
Comparable items: I was not able to find anything in this colour way on the market place in this pristine level of condition. There was a light blue Timeless for $2400USD/3308CDN on the real real, condition was used and worn. 17th in NYC has a burgundy Timeless in good but worn condition for $2450USD/3377CDN but shows significant signs of wear. Sotheby's had a navy blue Timeless from 2012 that sold for $2400USD/3308CDN, this was not a quilted item. Camellia Vintage in Tokyo has a Timeless tote in black for for 516000 JPN yen/5665cdn. They also presently have a Timeless in red for 484000JPN yen/$4225 cdn. This is an incredibly rare colour way and was a limited edition piece.
Comes with: 100% cotton dust bag, original boutique serial sticker, Chanel care notes, authenticity card and Entrupy authentication certificate
Details: An absolutely incredible and well preserved Chanel icon. In like new condition.
A striking vintage Chanel shoulder bag crafted in richly textured teal blue Caviar leather, featuring classic matelasse quilting and a large tonal interlocking CC motif across the front.
The bag is finished with Chanel's signature gold-tone chain interwoven with matching teal leather, creating an elegant contrast against the saturated blue-green colour. The structured silhouette and generous proportions make it both practical and distinctly luxurious, while the unusual teal shade gives this piece a particularly collectible character. This style was discontinued as Karl Lagerfeld was worried about market saturation. The last time this style was seen was in 2015 making it incredibly rare as it has not made a come back.
