Lady's Travelling Case

Two George V leather traveling cases. Very nice color and patina. Great as a side table. Priced per case.

Antique Suitcase Overseas Travel Case in original vintage condition with signs of use.

Antique Suitcase Overseas Travel Case in very nice original condition with signs of use.

This is a vintage shoe travelling case. An Australian, salesman’s or collectors travel trunk by Globite, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930. ...

Traveling Dentist Gladstone Bag This Vintage Leather Dentist Traveling Case or Gladstone Bag is a very rare piece, it is made in Heavy Quality Hide with Brass working catches The Ba...

An 1870 leather bound, hard cover edition of Godey’s Lady’s Book, Volume LXXX published by Louis Antoine Godey. Godey’s Lady’s Book was a 19th-century American magazine known for i...

Louis Vuitton trunk dated c. 1890-1910, restored to original condition. This is a women's tall trunk, that is, a travel trunk designed to be placed in the carriages and holds of ocea...

Brand new portable Gucci backgammon suitcase/game. Never used. Black leather corner accents and handle with brass rivets and hardware. One pair of brass keys in their sheath. The bod...

1970’s lucite chess set. The pieces are in a smoky brown and clear acrylic with a fitted case with a board built into the top. The case is vinyl I bel...

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...