Vintage Loewe Grained Leather Key Holder Late 1990s Black Gold

A gold-tone snap secures the fold of black grained leather, its surface marked only by Loewe’s debossed Anagram—four interlocking Ls pressed softly into the grain. Inside, a row of polished gold-tone hooks holds keys in a tight line, anchored by a matching ring chain. The profile is slim and deliberate, pared back to essentials, with no interior stamp or lining visible and no text or serial to interrupt the leather.

The Anagram, drawn in 1970 by artist Vicente Vela, is the sole outward sign of its Spanish origin; here, the absence of additional branding and the dense, pebbled leather point to the late 1990s–early 2000s, a period shaped first by Narciso Rodriguez and then José Enrique Oña Selfa. This key holder’s quiet construction—just the logo set against tactile leather and unadorned gold-tone hardware—reflects the restraint of those years, when Loewe was searching for a new register of everyday luxury.

Condition is excellent, with minor surface impressions on the leather and bright, untarnished hardware. Designed for daily carry, compact enough for a jacket pocket or small bag.

Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000s (visual dating: debossed Anagram, gold-tone hardware, no ‘LOEWE MADRID’ text)
Condition: Excellent — light surface impressions to leather, hardware untarnished
Material: Black grained leather with gold-tone key hooks and snap closure
Colour: Black exterior with gold-tone hardware; interior leather unlined, no visible branding
Dimensions: 11 × 5 cm
Made in: Spain