Vintage Gucci 6-Hook Key Case in GG Supreme Monogram Canvas and Burgundy Leather
Key Case / Leather Small Accessory (SLG) in a Tri-fold Silhouette · Gucci (Kering); Italian luxury powerhouse known for its heritage craftsmanship and eclectic design, currently a top-tier luxury brand.
Collection: GG Supreme Monogram Collection; a permanent fixture in the Gucci lineup since the mid-20th century.
Style
Key Case / Leather Small Accessory (SLG) in a Tri-fold Silhouette
Brand
Gucci (Kering); Italian luxury powerhouse known for its heritage craftsmanship and eclectic design, currently a top-tier luxury brand.
Material
Coated GG Supreme canvas (PVC/polyurethane) with a textured pigskin or grained calfskin leather lining in burgundy. Machine-stitched with reinforced metal plate for key hooks.
Dimensions
Approx. 9.5 cm wide x 6.5 cm high x 2 cm deep (closed).
Description
An iconic vintage Gucci accessory, this key holder is a functional tribute to the house's monogram heritage. Designed to prevent keys from scratching the interior of a fine handbag, it features the robust GG Supreme canvas paired with a sophisticated burgundy leather interior.
Key Features
6-hook metal bar, 'GUCCI made in italy' metallic plate, interlocking GG canvas pattern, and tri-fold design.
Material & Construction
Coated GG Supreme canvas (PVC/polyurethane) with a textured pigskin or grained calfskin leather lining in burgundy. Machine-stitched with reinforced metal plate for key hooks.
Color & Pattern
Beige/Ebony GG Supreme canvas with deep Burgundy interior. Classic interlocking 'GG' monogram pattern in brown.
Hardware Details
Silver-tone metal hardware including 6 individual key hooks (some missing in this specific piece), a metal logo plate engraved with 'GUCCI made in italy', and a snap button closure.
Interior Description
Burgundy leather lining with dry, cracked patina. Central metal bar for hooks, slip pocket for small receipts or an ID, and a central heat stamp.
Closure Type
Single snap button closure with a circular metal stud.
Strap & Handle Details
None; this is a small leather accessory designed to be handheld or stored inside a bag.
Craftsmanship Details
Features traditional edge-stitching and a heavy-duty metal plate. The deterioration of the interior suggests use of a chemically treated leather common in that era which has reached the end of its lifespan.
Authentication Indicators
Alignment of the GG pattern appears consistent with period-appropriate manufacturing. The font on the metal plate ('GUCCI' in capitalized sans-serif) matches 80s/90s production. However, the high degree of interior deterioration makes verification difficult without a physical tag/serial number check. The low price point is a red flag for quality but reflects the high level of damage.
Origin & Manufacturing
Made in Italy; manufactured according to luxury standards of the late 20th century in Tuscan ateliers.
Era & Period
Vintage (late 1980s to 1990s); indicated by the specific font on the metal plate and the style of the interior leather texture.
Age Estimate
Produced circa 1985-1995 based on the sans-serif font of the 'GUCCI' branding and the wear characteristics of the waxed canvas.
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'logo-mania' of the late 20th century and the shift towards durable coated materials in luxury goods.
Condition Notes
Fair Condition. Exterior canvas shows heavy corner wear and fading. Interior leather is severely dry with extensive cracking (crazing) and surface peeling. Missing several key hooks. Structure is softened. Rating: Fair/Poor.
Value Estimate
$20 - $45 USD. The current listing price of $22 reflects the heavy damage and missing hooks. In excellent vintage condition, these sell for $80 - $120.
Care & Maintenance
The interior requires urgent conditioning with a high-quality leather balm to prevent further flaking, though structural damage is permanent. Keep away from heat and moisture.
Similar Handbags
Louis Vuitton 6-Key Multiclès (uses Damier/Monogram canvas), Prada Saffiano Key Case (uses cross-hatched leather).
Interesting Facts
The GG logo was created by Aldo Gucci in the 1960s as a tribute to his father Guccio. Key cases were once considered an essential 'etiquette' accessory for luxury handbag owners.
Notes
Would like to kniw if it’s completely real