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Description
Step back in time with this sophisticated Sewardrobe steamer trunk, a remarkable travel companion from the early 20th century, patented April 13, 1915, by the renowned Seward Trunk and Bag Co. of Petersburg, Virginia. Featuring a robust black exterior accented with striking brass hardware, rivets, and clasps, this wardrobe trunk embodies both functionality and vintage elegance.
Originally belonging to Mary Carter Whitehurst of New Bern, North Carolina, as indicated by the charming hand-painted identification, this piece holds an intimate historical provenance, capturing a glimpse of early American travel stories. Inside, the trunk reveals a beautifully preserved marbled-paper interior with hinged wardrobe fittings, designed specifically for efficient and refined travel.
Ideal as an interior statement or storage centerpiece, this trunk not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of any room but also speaks volumes about the golden age of railway and steamship journeys.
Product Details
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Item | Sewardrobe Steamer Trunk |
| Era/Circa | 1920s (Patented 1915) |
| Maker | Seward Trunk and Bag Co. |
| Material | Wood frame, Black Vulcanized Fiber, Brass Hardware |
| Origin | Petersburg, Virginia, USA |
| Dimensions | Approx. 40" W x 22" H x 21" D |
| Provenance | Owned by Mary Carter Whitehurst, New Bern, N.C. |
| Condition | Excellent vintage condition; original hardware intact, minor wear consistent with age |
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