Goyard, Antique Hat Trunk

Label: MALLES GOYARD / 233. Rue St-HonorÈ - Paris / MONTE-CARLO / BIARRITZ
Maker: Malles Goyard / Goyard AinÈ
Style/Serial No.: Unmarked
Date: 1900-1920's

Approximate Measurements:
20" L x 16" W x 19" H

Main textile: Goyardine-pattern painted canvas stretched over wood frame.
Trim: Stained wood slats and lacquered leather with brass rivets.
Lining: Beige polished linen canvas.
Hardware type: Brass metal.
External details: Front brass three latch closures, stained wood slats rivetted to each side, brass metal brackets, '"H.S" stenciled monogram at front, remnants of travel stickers throughout
This lot is located in Chicago.

Condition:

The overall condition is good, in consideration of the antique nature of the item, with the following:

Losses: The leather straps at top of lid are missing. Key to lock/unlock front latch closure is missing. Interior label is missing.
Fading/Color Change: The canvas, lacquered leather, and wood on the exterior has darkened/faded in various areas. The interior lining has darkened and/or discolored slightly in some areas. Light residue spots from previous stickers throughout exterior.
Soiling/Spots: The lining of the trunk has various areas of minor soiling and discoloration throughout the interior. Slight odor of age to interior. Minor debris at interior.
Corrosion/Tarnish: The lacquered leather trim has several roughed and scuffed spots throughout the lid and upper part of the trunk. Some very light verdigris throughout metal rivets and latch closures.

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