What kind of travel trunk was made in 1880?

What kind of travel trunk was made in 1880?

Crafted in Paris circa 1880, the antique trunk is rectangular in shape, and finished on all four sides including the A vintage brass and bound canvas travel steamer trunk A very useful decorative suitcase or travel trunk, it is lined in checked paper fabric, it has a fitted section inside with t…

What kind of travel trunks are for sale?

We are delighted to offer for sale this very nice circa 1920’s Chinese export Camphor wood travelling chest with silk lining A good looking and well made piece, they are very rare… Late 19th century antique country traveling trunk chest in solid pinewood restored and polished to wax.

How big is an antique travel trunk chest?

Late 19th century antique country traveling trunk chest in solid pinewood restored and polished to wax. Measures cm: H 56, W 100, D 55. Italian 1890s antique traveling trunk chest in solid wood restored and polished to wax Measures cm: H 65, W 98, D 60.

What’s the name of the Tin travel trunk?

English tin travel trunk is signed “E. Bates. Patent 12552 West Hampton”. It has the original brass hasp and the original faux painting designed to simulate wood grain. The interior …

Crafted in Paris circa 1880, the antique trunk is rectangular in shape, and finished on all four sides including the A vintage brass and bound canvas travel steamer trunk A very useful decorative suitcase or travel trunk, it is lined in checked paper fabric, it has a fitted section inside with t…

How much is an antique French trunk worth?

Estimate the Value of Your Trunk. With the above information in consideration the average American made trunk is worth about 100 to 300 depending on the style, size and condition. If fully restored prices can be anywhere from $400 to $900. Most french made trunks will bring over $2,000 or more.

When was the first American made trunk made?

The earliest American made trunks were from the late 1600s. They were made of various woods and covered with hides such as deer, horse or cowhide. In the late 1700s and early 1800s round trunks became popular.

What makes an antique trunk unappealing to use?

Missing hardware pieces, broken slats, rust, large dents and other defects make a trunk unappealing for household use. Broken slats and missing hardware pieces can be replaced but will look “new” and out of place unless you can find original parts. Having an original key for your trunk will increase the value by about 30 dollars.

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