Comments on: Hermes Sac Mallette Bag in Crocodile with Silver Hardware http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware Life. Style. With KRISTOPHER DUKES. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 13:03:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: poupishop http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-33691 poupishop Fri, 26 Aug 2011 15:32:25 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-33691 hello, i love those old 50's doctor malette and i sell some on my shop on line thanks t have a look poupishop hello, i love those old 50′s doctor malette and i sell some on my shop on line
thanks t have a look
poupishop

]]> By: Antiques & Uncommon Treasure http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-32404 Antiques & Uncommon Treasure Sun, 05 Dec 2010 00:51:59 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-32404 Oh, and may I also add, FREDERICK PIERSON: I'm always interested in fine antique and vintage HERMES sac mallettes. If you have one to sell, please contact us. We're even willing to take them in on consignment. You can do a Google search to locate us since I see my email doesn't post here. Thanks in advance! Oh, and may I also add, FREDERICK PIERSON: I’m always interested in fine antique and vintage HERMES sac mallettes. If you have one to sell, please contact us. We’re even willing to take them in on consignment. You can do a Google search to locate us since I see my email doesn’t post here. Thanks in advance!

]]> By: Antiques & Uncommon Treasure http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-32403 Antiques & Uncommon Treasure Sun, 05 Dec 2010 00:49:46 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-32403 How fun to see our crocodile HERMES sac mallette posted. I was the dealer who owned, listed and sold that fabulous bag. I hope you'll give us credit for the photograph, and add our note so people will know we were your source and resource. Tonight I'm listing another sac mallette just the same size as the croc one, but it's fitted out entirely with French sterling silver and ivory vanity implements, jars, all original. The signature is not HERMES on this one, but we know from earlier research that HERMES did contract some of these out to highle esteemed French silversmiths in the 19th century, such as George Keller, Paris. We do think we've got another of those 'contracted' cases made by the HERMES company workers. It is fabulous! Come and see it! How fun to see our crocodile HERMES sac mallette posted. I was the dealer who owned, listed and sold that fabulous bag. I hope you’ll give us credit for the photograph, and add our note so people will know we were your source and resource. Tonight I’m listing another sac mallette just the same size as the croc one, but it’s fitted out entirely with French sterling silver and ivory vanity implements, jars, all original. The signature is not HERMES on this one, but we know from earlier research that HERMES did contract some of these out to highle esteemed French silversmiths in the 19th century, such as George Keller, Paris. We do think we’ve got another of those ‘contracted’ cases made by the HERMES company workers. It is fabulous! Come and see it!

]]> By: frederick pierson http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-32070 frederick pierson Sat, 16 Oct 2010 02:54:02 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-32070 Gia, If serious, I will sell the bag at much less that the going prices on E Bay. I have detailed pics if you are interested. kind regards, ftpIII Gia,

If serious, I will sell the bag at much less that the going prices on E Bay.
I have detailed pics if you are interested.
kind regards,
ftpIII

]]> By: gia http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-31368 gia Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:49:21 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-31368 Hi: Did u sell the Hermes Mallette bag? Am interested. Hi: Did u sell the Hermes Mallette bag? Am interested.

]]> By: Frederick Pierson http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-29596 Frederick Pierson Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:36:18 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-29596 My Mom lived in Paris in the fifites and bought a black croc sac mallette from the Hermes store on the Rue to F. St. Honore. Her bag has been fairly well used, but is in good working condition. the finish has worn off on most all the hardware, but the croc is in perfect condition...no rips tears etc. So I do have a couple of questions...and whomever is pleased to respond directly to my e mail address. In researching the bag...it seems to be strictly the bag only and not the jewlery case that attaches to the bottom. there are no latches, clips, etc to ever show that it ever fit into a base, and be carried as one unit.....however....that being said there are three little keys in the croc sleeve. The skinny center one opens the main clasp at the top fo the bad...and now I understand what the little flap is for....you pull it to open the bag up. There are two smaller keys...that look like they must have gone to another set of locks for the missing bottom jewlery case..that cannot be found. So..I guess I would like to know: Did Heremes make the Sac Mallette just as a handbag (no feet or brass base knubs on bottom of bag) I know black croc is the MOST rare and expensive...how does that value the bag these days? How is the vaule affected if the bottom case part is missing? Some feedback tells me that Hermes only made about 5 of these a year..and only between 1948-1955? Dying to know, FTPIII My Mom lived in Paris in the fifites and bought a black croc sac mallette from the Hermes store on the Rue to F. St. Honore. Her bag has been fairly well used, but is in good working condition. the finish has worn off on most all the hardware, but the croc is in perfect condition…no rips tears etc.

So I do have a couple of questions…and whomever is pleased to respond directly to my e mail address.

In researching the bag…it seems to be strictly the bag only and not the jewlery case that attaches to the bottom. there are no latches, clips, etc to ever show that it ever fit into a base, and be carried as one unit…..however….that being said there are three little keys in the croc sleeve. The skinny center one opens the main clasp at the top fo the bad…and now I understand what the little flap is for….you pull it to open the bag up. There are two smaller keys…that look like they must have gone to another set of locks for the missing bottom jewlery case..that cannot be found.

So..I guess I would like to know:
Did Heremes make the Sac Mallette just as a handbag (no feet or brass base knubs on bottom of bag)
I know black croc is the MOST rare and expensive…how does that value the bag these days?
How is the vaule affected if the bottom case part is missing?
Some feedback tells me that Hermes only made about 5 of these a year..and only between 1948-1955?

Dying to know,

FTPIII

]]> By: Kristopher http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-28686 Kristopher Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:17:35 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-28686 How much? XXXO How much? XXXO

]]> By: Michael Murphy http://www.kristopherdukes.com/2009/08/26/hermes-sac-mallette-bag-in-crocodile-with-silver-hardware/comment-page-1#comment-28673 Michael Murphy Wed, 14 Oct 2009 01:55:54 +0000 http://www.kristopherdukes.com/?p=2815#comment-28673 I have a Sac Mallette in Crocodile. Perfect condition, with keys and original protective bag from the original owner. Let me know if you have anyone who might be interested. Michael I have a Sac Mallette in Crocodile. Perfect condition, with keys and original protective bag from the original owner. Let me know if you have anyone who might be interested.
Michael

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