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Louis Vuitton luggage

Louis Vuitton luggage embodies luxury travel through its blend of innovation and enduring craftsmanship. Founded by Louis Vuitton in 1854, the house became renowned for its revolutionary approach to travel luggage, including introducing the first flat-topped, stackable trunk. The house’s iconic Monogram canvas was created in 1896 to prevent counterfeits, with this interlocking Louis Vuitton lettering now a common signature of their luggage.

Over the decades, luggage has remained central to the house’s designs — from the lightweight Louis Vuitton Keepall (1930) to the bucket-shaped Louis Vuitton Noé (1932). In 2024–2025, Christie’s auctioned the largest single-owner collection of Louis Vuitton trunks ever offered at auction, totalling €3.5 million.

RARE MALLE SECRÉTAIRE EN CROCODILE NILOTICUS BRUN, GARNITURE EN LAITON DORÉ

LOUIS VUITTON, Circa 1936

A GROUP OF TWO: A TRIANON CANVAS DOMED LID TRUNK WITH BLACK LACQUERED IRON HARDWARE & A BEIGE VUITTONITE CANVAS SMALL CABIN TRUNK WITH BRASS HARDWARE

LOUIS VUITTON, CIRCA 1870 & CIRCA 1920

A GROUP OF THREE: A NATURAL COWHIDE LEATHER SMALL TRUNK WITH BRASS HARDWARE, A PÉCARI LEATHER TOILETRY SUITCASE WITH BRASS HARDWARE & A BLACK VUITTONITE CANVAS TRUNK WITH BRASS HARDWARE

LOUIS VUITTON, CIRCA 1890, CIRCA 1910 & CIRCA 1880

A GROUP OF FOUR: A NATURAL COWHIDE LEATHER TOILETRY VANITY, A NATURAL COWHIDE LEATHER SMALL TOILETRY VANITY, A BLACK VUITTONITE CANVAS TOILETRY VANITY & A NATURAL COWHIDE LEATHER TOILETRY SUITCASE WITH BRASS HARDWARE

LOUIS VUITTON, CIRCA 1920, CIRCA 1920, CIRCA 1900 & CIRCA 1900

A GROUP OF THREE: A MONOGRAM CANVAS SMALL SUITCASE, A BROWN PÉCARI LEATHER TOILETRY SUITCASE & A WHITE LEATHER JEWELLERY BOX WITH BRASS HARDWARE

LOUIS VUITTON, CIRCA 1980, CIRCA 1900 & CIRCA 1980

A GROUP OF THREE: A BROWN CANVAS HAT BOX TRUNK WITH BRASS AND BLACK LACQUERED IRON HARDWARE, AN ORANGE VUITTONITE CANVAS CABIN 80 TRUNK & AN ORANGE VUITTONITE CANVAS CABIN 100 TRUNK WITH BRASS HARDWARE

LOUIS VUITTON, CIRCA 1910, CIRCA 1915 & CIRCA 1910