Patricia Nash Vienna Painted Floral Leather Satchel Handbag

DESCRIPTION

A richly colored Patricia Nash Vienna satchel crafted in leather with an exuberant painterly floral design sweeping across the body.

Deep russet, coral, amber, blue and green blooms emerge against a warm, antiqued ground, framed by dark brown leather trim and rolled handles. The print has the romantic, old-world character Patricia Nash does particularly well — somewhere between a botanical painting and a beautifully aged piece of decorative leather.

The structured satchel opens generously through accordion-style side gussets, while antiqued brass-tone hardware and the embossed Patricia Nash grape-leaf emblem reinforce the intentionally timeworn European character of the design.

Despite all that decoration, the silhouette remains wonderfully practical: substantial enough for everyday use but distinctive enough to carry as the centerpiece of an outfit.

WORTH NOTING

Identified as the Patricia Nash Vienna Satchel, a floral leather design from the modern Patricia Nash collection. Comparable Vienna examples confirm the model identification.

Patricia Nash uses full-grain leather and signature antiqued/brushed brass hardware extensively throughout its handbag collections; the house continues to produce floral printed leather designs today.

This is a modern designer handbag and is not represented as vintage.

MEASUREMENTS

Approximately 11.5" wide × 8.5" high × 5.5" deep.

Handle drop approximately 5".

Measurements are photo-estimated; please allow for slight variation.

CONDITION

Pre-owned condition with evidence of prior use.

Please review photographs closely for the condition of the painted/printed leather, corners, base, rolled handles, hardware, gussets, closures and interior.

FROM THE HOUSE

Patricia Nash has always understood that leather needn't behave like a neutral.

Here, the satchel becomes almost a little traveling canvas — autumnal flowers, aged brass and dark leather arranged in a shape that feels as though it might have been discovered in an old European wardrobe rather than designed for the modern one.

~ Genevieve