A 19thC Painted Pine Estate Made Trunk; Lord Hindlip, Hindlip Hall, Worcester, England reserved There are two small inset

There are two small inset portraits of cowboys

Almost one hundred years since her passing

this example displays such a high level of workmanship that it was probably created for ornamental or ceremonial use

churches closed and 20

The cushions are in relatively good condition with some holes and loss to the tapestry as per the photographs but nothing of major concern

A 19thC Painted Pine Estate Made Trunk; Lord Hindlip, Hindlip Hall, Worcester, England reserved There are two small insetOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Depth: 18. 5 Width: 28. 5 Height: 25 The rectangular sandy sage green painted pine storage or campaign type carrying luggage trunk, having a hinged double hatched sloping lid revealing a vacant interior, one flank being beautifully sign written Lord Hindlip, Hindlip Hall, Worcester, England in black script, the carcass being iron clad, and with the original carrying handles