A c.1900 Pine and Ebony Canvas Gothic Studwork Travelling Trunk

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A c.1900 Pine and Ebony Canvas Gothic Studwork Travelling TrunkOrigin: British Period: Late Nineteenth Century Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Depth: 17. 5 inches Width: 36. 75 inches Height: 17 inches The large travel trunk having a pine carcass with ebony canvas covering and brass studded crucifix detailing to the front and top, opening to reveal a paper lined interior. The trunk has some obvious signs of use: there are old scratches, only has one of its drop carrying handles, but

these trains consisted of a locomotive and an attached carriage and wagon

Verso we can see the old advertising paper remnants of the ‘de tabacos de Filipinas Manila’ to one lid and to the other an ink stamp bearing similar text

this powder is an invaluable remedy in diarrhoea

Part of the wonderful architectural jigsaw of colonial era India these supports were perhaps once part of a Mandapa

a mask like this one adds welcome warm gusts of the exotic to any interior

DSO (1870–1952) was a British soldier and colonial official

seven concave spindles with open arms and bee hive turned legs and stretcher on sleigh rockers survives from the third quarter of nineteenth century America

Circumference: 13

is truly redeemer and savior of the world

and his daring high-wire crossing catapults him into the finest drawing rooms of Europe

emerald green etc

for lack of a better status

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