The $35,000 "New Dandy" iPad, Poker, Cigar & Whisky Trunk

The $35,000
The latest, most exclusive entrant in the ever-widening field of luxurious iPad accessories has the world's most expensive iPad case running a distant second. The New Dandy Trunk from Paris-based T.T. Trunks for $35,000 features an iPad holder as its centerpiece, but positions the high-tech toy as more of a gentleman's accessory alongside requisites for drinking, smoking and gambling. The trunk is made-to-order using the world's most exquisite woods, leather and canvas from Europe's finest craftsmen. Every aspect of its construction is done completely by hand.

In addition to the iPad stand, the trunk features a power pack for other mobile devices, seamlessly integrating modern technology with the design of classic luggage from the golden age of travel. The central part of the trunk holds a whisky decanter and glasses for enjoying your favorite spirit. One drawer is fitted with a humidor for storing fine cigars. Another houses a full set of poker chips, two decks of playing cards and a foldable poker table that fits into the trunk's door. The other drawers can be customized to the client's specifications to hold neckties, timepieces, a shoeshine kit and other luxe accessories.

[via JustLuxe]

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