Gold Leaf Trunks and Luggage

This exquisite early 19th-century painted trunk showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of its era. Adorned with vibrant floral motifs, primarily featuring roses and tulips, this pi...

Step back in time with this exquisite 19th-century vintage travel trunk, a true relic of adventure and craftsmanship. Constructed from solid wood with iron-reinforced edges, this pie...

This hand painted box is representative of a technique typical of the Olinalá region, in the state of Guerrero in the South of Mexico. Guerrero is the most important lacquer produc...

English Trunk made from camphor wood, covered in black leather with original brass inset handles and banding/top plate. Lined inside. Original working key. Great condition. England,...

An early 19th-century six-panel decorated canvas screen, executed in the chinoiserie style, is exquisitely and finely painted to depict detailed scenes of daily Chinese life, trade, ...

This elegant late 19th-century travel trunk is a fine example of traditional European craftsmanship, combining durability with understated sophistication. Constructed on a lightweigh...

A four-panel folding screen decorated throughout in gilt on a black ground with Chinoiserie scenes — pagodas, bridges, figures in landscapes, cranes, birds, and flowering plants. The...

Chest - 19th Century. Portuguese, 19th century; wood entirely covered in leather with studs. Iron lock and hinges. Dimensions: 40x98x43 cm.

An English leather over camphor wood trunk with brass studs from the mid-19th century. This English rectangular brass bound trunk features two latera...

Large 19th Century English leather bound, studded camphor wood trunk with brass carrying handles.  With good looking interior with label.

ABOUT An authentic 19th century primitive wooden storage chest featuring a classic dome-top design. This compact piece was originally used as a sea chest or personal valuables box. H...

Trunks and storage chests were the most ubiquitous form of household storage throughout the Ming and Qing dynasties. Used to store clothes, linens, and personal effects, trunks were ...

This authentic 19th-century travel trunk is a beautifully preserved example of traditional craftsmanship, combining robust construction with understated decorative charm. Crafted pri...

Made in Scandinavia around 1870, this dome-top trunk is of slightly smaller proportions than usual, which adds to its versatility. The domed lid is a traditional feature of travellin...

ABOUT A 19th-century marine or campaign travel chest features durable wood construction, dovetail joinery, steel handles, copper corners and a removable fitted woven cane tray insid...