This beautiful and very rare Moynat trunk features a beautiful checkered canvas, honey-colored leather trim, large leather side handles with Moynat-stamped straps, and a Moynat-stamped solid brass lock. Its patina is magnificent. Furthermore, its shape is highly sought after. It also features custom painted bands to add to its personality. Its interior is original except for the padding under the hood with its blue ribbon, which has been redone. It still has its removable strap basket and its original Moynat label, although slightly torn. This Moynat trunk could be used as a very elegant side table, coffee table, or bedside table. It is so chic that it will attract attention wherever it finds a new home… The first Moynat boutique was opened at 1 Avenue de l'Opéra in Paris in 1869, where the very first Moynat trunks were sold. And so began a long story… Today, Maison Moynat specializes in luxury handbags and has opened boutiques all over the world. Moynat is a French luxury brand that has been making high-quality trunks since 1849, and their attention to detail and craftsmanship is unmatched. Whether you're looking for a trunk for high-end decor, with Moynat's signature design, or in plain or checkered canvas, you can be sure that your luggage will stand out from the crowd. One of the most notable features of Moynat trunks is their durability. Made from high-quality materials such as leather and canvas, these trunks can withstand the wear and tear of travel. But Moynat trunks aren't just practical—they're also incredibly stylish. with their classic design and attention to detail, these trunks are the epitome of luxury travel. Investing in a Moynat trunk is an investment in both style and functionality. Don't settle for less when it comes to your luggage as a piece of home decor. Louis Vuitton, Goyard, and Moynat are the three leading French luxury luggage manufacturers since the mid-19th century. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution