This is a large antique trunk case. An English, leather steamer or shop display suitcase, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A wonderfully charismatic example of early 20th century travel goods, boasting superb proportion and visual presence. Impressive Edwardian travel trunk with superb character and distinction Displays a desirably patinated, time-worn appearance throughout Quality tanned leather offers warm caramel hues and appealing texture Robust construction with oak staves to the base, copper rivets and leather corner cappings Lid bears the name of a former owner, V. E. Sturgess, with other details redacted The top ably secured by a pair of long leather straps and a central sliding clasp Crafted in brass, the clasp slider hosts an inset lock — untested, key absent Interior presents pleasing cleanliness, lined in a gently aged cream canvas Includes a removable tray insert fitted with quality leather carry straps When in place, the lower division presents a storage height of 20cm (7.75'') A superb decorative piece, ideal for shop window display, retail staging or as evocative period décor This is a fine Edwardian leather steamer trunk, offering both scale and style for interiors seeking authentic vintage charm. Delivered ready for the home or institution. Dimensions: Max Width: 93cm (36.5'') Max Depth: 31cm (12.25'') Max Height: 50cm (19.75'') Max Interior Width: 86.5cm (34'') Max Interior Depth: 43cm (17'') Max Interior Height: 26.5cm (10.5'') Height With Tray Installed 20cm (7.75'')