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Vintage Gucci Picnic Set by Evan Orensten

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I love over-the-top travel accessories like this vintage Gucci picnic set I stumbled upon in Brooklyn. The zip-top bag holds two thermoses, a silver box for your humble food, and collapsible bone-handled cutlery.

A quick search didn't bring up any additional details on this set or uncover any other vintage Gucci picnic sets, so if you know of any please send them our way (use the contact form at the bottom of the page).

This little beauty can be yours for $1,675 from Brooklyn's Modest Designs, where additional photos can be seen.

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This entry posted on 13 March 2007 at 4:53 PM
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