19th Century Leather Travelling Trunk

A 19th century plaster head of a woman wearing a bonnet with original worn paint.

A nice small set of 19th century apothecary drawers with original labels and glass handles. In a purpose made cabinet.

A beautiful 19th century French mirror with lovely natural wear to the gilding. With original foxed mercury mirror plate which twinkles when it catches the light. 158cm high with the...

A nice 19th century French Confit pot of medium size. These were buried in the ground to keep food produce cool. The unglazed bottom was the part that was buried.

A beautiful and rare 19th century wooden carousel horse with original dry scrapped paint and glass eyes. Mounted on a later stand for display it now ...

A huge 19th century gilded frame made from plaster and wood which has it's original gilding. The gilding has a lovely worn colour and the decoration is very ...

Antique Leather Travel Trunk or Suitcase, 19th C Measures - 20"h x 33.5"w x 18.5"d

We absolutely love this decorative trunk from England! Bound in perfectly worn dark leather and adorned with brass studs in swirling patterns. The lock is in working condition and in...

Mahogany wood trunk with brass sockets. Inside, a set in French porcelain finely decorated in pure gold and polychrome with ribbons and garlands of flowers. Service consisting of six...

19th century Italian leather and brass small trunk. Large and small brass rivets. Two handles. Original key. ARRIVING APRIL

A wooden trunk created in 19th century, France. A rough, yet eye-pleasing patina has creams mixing with reds, paint coating and worn across this seemingly ancient trunk. This fascina...

A mid-19th century lady’s travelling dressing case. The case is constructed in a finely marked coromandel, with inset brass handles and brass guard bands to the angles. The hinged lid rises to reveal in the upper section, a drop down document holder, with a mirror to the back, the parcel gilt pieces are engraved with a Viscountess’s coronet, probably Charles, 2nd Viscount Hardinge Cornwallis (1822-1894) and inset with turquoises and comprise a suite of four cut-glass jars, a liqueur flask with a fitted cup, the pull-out rear shelf houses seven jars for ink, potions and unguents. The lift out platform has sectional jewellery compartments, over, a pair of hexagonal based silver hall marked candlesticks, a thermometer, button hook, folding ruler...