Important September Estates Auction: Day 1 of 3

In 1888, Louis Vuitton created a Damier canvas bag that was patterned with a checkerboard design. Inspired by the striped Raye canvas, the pattern was reintroduced as the Damier Ebène in 1998. Bearing a trademark of the company, this particular bag soon became a fashion status symbol. A Louis Vuitton Damier Ebène Highbury bag is among the leading lots of the upcoming Important September Estates Auction, presented by Crescent City Auction Gallery. Made of tobacco leather, the piece is designed with dual interior compartments, Alcantara lining, and brass buckle closure. Another highlighted lot from Louis Vuitton is a gold Lockit MM bag made with Suhali leather. The interior is lined with gold jacquard and is accented with gold-tone hardware.

Further notable lots include a Tessuto Stampato shopper tote designed by Prada, the Italian luxury fashion house. The navy Saffiano leather piece shows a motif of overlapping flowers. A lady’s dinner ring is also available for jewelry collectors. The piece is crafted in white gold with a gray Tahitian pearl and round diamonds. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare.