An Important Antique Pine & Iron-Bound Campaign Travelling Trunk formerly of Sir John Robert Chancellor (1870–1952) sub-Antiques Brangwyn had worked for a

Brangwyn had worked for a while for William Morris who lived at Upper Mall in Hammersmith from 1878 until his death in 1896

the upper and lower frieze of various floral motifs

"  The Toucans said

The disproportionate feel of the stripes and the colours they are set in works exactly because it shouldn’t with beautiful and intriguing results

An Important Antique Pine & Iron-Bound Campaign Travelling Trunk formerly of Sir John Robert Chancellor (1870–1952) sub-Antiques Brangwyn had worked for aOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Lieutenant Colonel Sir John Robert Chancellor, GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DSO (18701952) was a British soldier and colonial official. Date: c. 1910 Height: 17 inches Width: 27 inches Depth: 21 inch In utterly original condition, the ironbound trunk constructed of antique pine and felt lined with the original handles, lock and hinges all in sound condition. More extraordinarily the trunk still bears all