Art deco leather glasses slip case - V&A

The stunning and vibrant design of this eyeglass case is adapted from plate 20 of a 1926 portfolio held at the V&A Art Library entitled Kaleidoscope, Abstract Ornaments: Eighty-Seven Patterns in Twenty Plates by French artists Ad. and M. P. Verneuil and Saude Jean. Hand-cut and handcrafted by skilled...

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The stunning and vibrant design of this eyeglass case is adapted from plate 20 of a 1926 portfolio held at the V&A Art Library entitled Kaleidoscope, Abstract Ornaments: Eighty-Seven Patterns in Twenty Plates by French artists Ad. and M.P. Verneuil and Saude Jean. Hand-cut and handcrafted by skilled artisans in a family-run workshop in London, this case is made of Italian leather, vegetable-tanned using environmentally friendly materials.

Created exclusively for the V&A.

Composition
Vegetable-tanned Italian leather

Product Details:
- Spot cleaned with leather care products
- Made in London

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