Travel trunk made of black-lacquered wood with brass fittings, reinforced corners and multiple fastenings
The interior features pull-out clothes rails for hanging garments. The hinged top lid is lined with blue velvet
The right-hand side originally contained several drawers for storing smaller items of clothing and accessories. The wooden ridges on the inside show where these drawers used to slide in
This type of trunk dates from the first half of the 20th century and was primarily intended as a cabin trunk for trains and overseas travel, hence the reference in the English name ‘wardrobe steamer trunk’
The clear signs of wear and the patinated brass add to the charm of this antique piece
Three openings have been cut into one side (see detailed pictures)