Quarterdeck Fold-over Satchel by Spartina 449
Spartina puts a chic spin on the satchel trend! Elegance meets style and function in this wonderful new handbag. A beautiful all-leather flap folds over the top and closes with a magnetic snap. The surprise is that the flap doubles as a deep pocket sleeve that extends the length of the bag. Rich details include decorative leather appointments, buckles and gold pegs to add an exquisite finishing touch.
Signature linen with leather accents -Gold tone logo plate -Cinched side buckles -Zip leather fold-over flap with magnetic snap closure -Linen interior lining -2 interior open pockets -Interior zipper pocket
12.5"x 9"x 4.5"
Ceremonious receptions for officers and those offering respect to a ship and its captain occur on the most revered area of a sailboat, the Quarterdeck. Marked off by decorative lines and classic knotting, the Quarterdeck is traditionally known as the raised deck behind the main mast of a tall ship where the colors are also stored. Today, flags are often used to decorate maritime establishments on land to resemble the shipboard quarterdecks. The Quarterdeck pattern represents esteemed nautical designation and seafaring tradition.
Spartina puts a chic spin on the satchel trend! Elegance meets style and function in this wonderful new handbag. A beautiful all-leather flap folds over the top and closes with a magnetic snap. The surprise is that the flap doubles as a deep pocket sleeve that extends the length of the bag. Rich details include decorative leather appointments, buckles and gold pegs to add an exquisite finishing touch.
Signature linen with leather accents -Gold tone logo plate -Cinched side buckles -Zip leather fold-over flap with magnetic snap closure -Linen interior lining -2 interior open pockets -Interior zipper pocket
12.5"x 9"x 4.5"
Ceremonious receptions for officers and those offering respect to a ship and its captain occur on the most revered area of a sailboat, the Quarterdeck. Marked off by decorative lines and classic knotting, the Quarterdeck is traditionally known as the raised deck behind the main mast of a tall ship where the colors are also stored. Today, flags are often used to decorate maritime establishments on land to resemble the shipboard quarterdecks. The Quarterdeck pattern represents esteemed nautical designation and seafaring tradition.