CHANEL BY VANESSA SEWARD A "bicycle chain" belt or necklace, Spring-Summer 1999
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CHANEL BY VANESSA SEWARD

A "bicycle chain" belt or necklace, Spring-Summer 1999 A 'bicycle chain' belt/necklace, Spring-Summer 1999 signed and numbered 99P to clasp, of linked lacquered metal, with small CC pendant security chain, length 83cm 32.5in

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CHANEL BY VANESSA SEWARD

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