Antique Travel Suitcase, English, Leather Gentleman’s Case, Edwardian, C.1910

Our Stock # 25239

This is a fine antique travel suitcase, an English gentleman’s leather case, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A superb example with charming provenance and richly patinated character, and especially well suited to use as an accessory for period revival festival costumes.

• Quality leather construction, with a wonderfully aged russet tan finish and supple feel throughout
• Fascinating travel history, adorned with period label remnants from London, France, and the Hotel Cecil, Switzerland
• Personalised with the name of M.A. Steward, of the 3rd Bedfordshire Regiment, British Army, adding historic depth
• Richly toned leather throughout, highlighted by timeworn accents and brass fittings
  
  
• Sturdy double-stitched leather handle, offering a tactile, comfortable grip for carrying
• Lid secured with sliding claps with inset locks — keys absent
• Clean interior, retaining a pair of original leather tether straps — ideal for storing garments securely
• Beautifully suited for use as a decorative prop, display item, or as a functional period travel accessory.

This is a captivating Edwardian gentleman’s suitcase, brimming with history and timeless appeal. A delightful acquisition for travel collectors, military historians, or interior stylists alike. Delivered ready to enjoy.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 61cm (24'')
Max Depth: 21cm (8.25'')
Max Height: 39cm (15.25'')