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Barbara Wiggins London 100% Leather Crossbody Handbag Red Vintage Women's
SKU: 0686-1408452
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A lovely vintage piece from Barbara Wiggins of London in a 100% leather cross body (very soft leather) in a well constructed cross body handbag / bag with an adjustable strap and a very sturdy leather all over and stitched very well
Item has no real heavy use to it being a vintage piece this item shows age but also retains quality
Has a spacious interior and a strong double clasp and a easy magnetic opening to the bag easy access
Item is very nice over all a care free every day bag
*Please see photos to determine condition and quality
Condition
Used: very good
Colour
Red
Material
Leather
Jewellery & Accessories Types
Cross Body Bag, Handbag, Messenger
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