Hermès Kelly en Désordre 20 handbag sells at auction

A highly sought-after Hermès Kelly en Désordre 20 handbag in Noir Epsom leather has sold for thousands in a recent sale at a Birmingham auctioneer.

Fellows Auctioneers saw the item fetch an impressive total of £20,800 in its recent handbags auction, highlighting its desirability among collectors.

The Hermès Kelly en Désordre 20 offers a modern twist on the iconic Kelly bag, characterised by its asymmetric, deconstructed design that brings a contemporary flair to the typical Hermès’ design.

Crafted from Noir Epsom leather, prized for its durability and structured finish, as with many of Hermès’ most exclusive handbags, the Kelly en Désordre 20 is produced in limited quantities, making it particularly difficult to acquire, even for seasoned collectors. Its reinterpretation of the iconic design makes it a coveted piece, appealing to collectors seeking something truly distinctive.

The auction house said that the sale of the bag marks a significant achievement, reinforcing its reputation as a leading authority in luxury accessories. Since launching our dedicated handbag auctions in 2016, we have consistently presented the most exclusive and desirable items available on the market. Held six times a year, our auctions attract international attention and showcase the finest luxury pieces. As the first auction house in the UK to offer this rare piece, we continue to set industry standards.

It is not only Kelly bags for which Fellows achieves impressive auction results. Since 2011 Fellows has offered over 100 Hermès Birkins for sale in their auctions. The highest achieved price for which was in a 2021 auction. September 2021 saw the auction house sell a 2010 red Porosus Crocodile Birkin 35 with silver-tone hardware, achieving a price of £23,606 including fees.