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

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'')