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I recently purchased a Tracy Saffiano Salvatore Ferragamo handbag from Luisaviaroma.com

It looks quite reasonable and authentic when I've compared to online images… except
It doesn't smell of leather - smells plastic/chemically.
It's peculiarly light weight.
It was also wrapped in a nice Salvatore Ferragamo cotton/linen bag, but it has a white string cord (not the red cord that I've read are indicative of authentic bags)

It does have a serial code inside: AB-21E298

Is the dealer highly reputable?
Any thoughts or input welcome
 
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Hi.. i just bought ferragamo shoes from reebonz, but the impression on the sole is a bit blurry.. please help me to authenticate this pair of shoes.. thank you.
 

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Hi, can someone please authenticate these pumps for me. I won the auction, but I would like to make sure they are authentic before I go further with the purchase. Any help will be much appreciated. TIA
Item Name: Salvatore Ferragomo pumps size 5
Listing number:
Seller name or ID: prs52752
Working Link: http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=281455285045#
Comments: I won the auction, but I just want to double check. Thank you
 
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Hi Thank you so much for your help.


Item Name: Salvatore Ferragamo Sardegna Pebbled Leather Loafers Size 10.5 D $620+
Listing number: 251679673661
Seller name or ID: bestdiscounts100
Working Link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/251679673661?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Comments: I just bought these Men's shoes on eBay and am feeling hesitant. Then I found this online. Fortunately, if they are fake, I can return them. Thanks for your help guys and/or girls. This is my first pair! :)


P.S. The site would not let me upload the pictures of the soles, they were too big, but please check the link and they will be readily available. Thank you again so much!
 

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Item Name: Salvatore Ferragamo handbag
Listing number: -
Seller name or ID: -
Working Link: -
Comments: Hello! I have a tricky case, hope you'll enjoy it.
I bought this satin/suede vintage handbag at the Brussels flea market among a part of a wardrobe of the french fashion model. I think, she was a model, because the clothes should fit to a very-very skinny woman about 195 cm high. It was some other treasures in this heap - couture dress by Cardin 70s-80s, suede short cape by Alaia, but other things was mostly cheap (but stylish) or from small parisian designers. The age of all stuff was not later than the middle of 90s. So, it might be the real Ferragamo by the origin. But there is some uncertainty, which probably may caused by the age of the bag.
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There is no branding on the metal parts (i have one real SF handbag of 70's which also have not)
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There is some strange traces on the logotype. I can't find the serial at the Internet photos with the same amount of numbers. I can't find a photo of a similar model.
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But as you can see at the pictures, this handbag made with the exceptional quality and with the very expensive tissues.
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It looks like made at late 90's (or may be early 2000's) when the fake industry was not so skilled. And in any case, this model doesn't look like something worth to massive faking.
So, i'd say it's not the fake, and i hope you'll agree with me. I would be very appreciate to photos of the similar object if you know some.

Thanks in advance. Sorry for my bad English.
Kindest regards.
Natacha
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Hi everyone!

I recently bought five pairs of what appear to be vintage Salvatore Ferragamo Boutique shoes from a local thrift store for super cheap.

I feel somewhat confident about their authenticity but would love another opinion. Any insight and help whatsoever is very much appreciated. :smile1:

The crazy thing about these shoes is that it appears that they are all new and unworn — basically no wear on the soles. Some of the boxes have tiny stickers from department stores (ie. a couple boxes have Nordstrom stickers or Neiman Marcus logo stickers on the matching box), and one pair even has a sticker for Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale on it.

I have no idea how the thrift store ended up with them, and no one there could really tell me if they were authentic (the staff didn’t seem to know anything about the brand). I tried searching the names of the shoes and numbers on the boxes but didn’t find anything.

The links are to photos of the shoes that I took. Let me know if anything else is needed. Thank you in advance for reading and taking a look!

Item Name: Niece in black patent leather, 3 cm
Listing number: N/A
Seller name or ID: N/A
Working Link: Photobucket album with pictures
Comments: I bought two pairs of these -- one in 5.5 B and 5.5 C

Item Name: Dixon?? in navy, 1 cm
Listing number: N/A
Seller name or ID: N/A
Working Link:Photobucket album with pictures
Comments: There is a slight mark on the side of one of the shoes.

Item Name: Dixon?? in beige, 1 cm
Listing number: N/A
Seller name or ID: N/A
Working Link: Photobucket album with pictures
Comments: N/A

Item Name: Vara in marrone calf croc, 3 cm
Listing number: N/A
Seller name or ID: N/A
Working Link: Photobucket album with pictures
Comments: N/A
 
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