Antique Early 1900s Tibetan Trunk With Original Paint in Dragon Motif

Italian early 1900s brown leather cardboard travel trunk with key, early 1900s Rectangular travel trunk in cardboard and brown leather. The interior is lined with beige paper, this trunk can be placed vertically and used as a coat hanger thanks to a telescopic metal rod on which hangers can be hung. There are two dark brown leather handles, on the shorter side there is the locking mechanism with a working key. Early 1900s, Italian State Railways labels present. Vintage condition, with clear signs of use and aging, lack of material and oxidation. Measurements in cm 85x57x30h Maximum rod expansion for hangers 46 cm This beautiful trunk is truly elegant and particular, it will be the perfect decoration for your home if you are a vintage lover. It will also be perfect in a vintage clothing shop...

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