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| A Rose for Friendship |
Date Manufactured: Late 1895-1900
Type: Camel back
Manufacturer: Unknown
Place of Origin: Unknown
Dimensions: 33(L) x 22(W) x 27(H)
Description: Medium-tall double-H slat
camel-back trunk with Tea-Rose pattern.
Materials: Rust-preventive paints and stains, and
dual-color scheme of cotton fabrics with original
borders and picture accenting.
Type: Camel back
Manufacturer: Unknown
Place of Origin: Unknown
Dimensions: 33(L) x 22(W) x 27(H)
Description: Medium-tall double-H slat
camel-back trunk with Tea-Rose pattern.
Materials: Rust-preventive paints and stains, and
dual-color scheme of cotton fabrics with original
borders and picture accenting.
| We accept Payment by: Paypal Personal Check ( 2 weeks to clear) Postal Money Orders International Postal Money Orders (these have the least fees - you can debit your account or use cash) Shipping/Handling/Insurance to the CONUS is complimentary. You may also make an appointment to pick up your trunk at our shop. (West of Kansas City, Kansas). We make every effort to accurately describe our merchandise. We strongly recommend that you email us with any questions or requests before purchasing. (This includes requests for further pictures and detail shots.) When e-mailing, please include the name of the trunk(s) you are interested in. We wish for you to be happy with your purchase, and you may return it in the same condition it was shipped out in for a refund (less a 10% restocking fee) within thirty days of purchase. However, we once again recommend that you ask any and all questions before purchasing, as any and all shipping/handling charges are the sole responsibility of the purchaser and shall not be refunded. |
| All text, images, and designs are the sole property and copyright of the Oakmeadow Group and may not be used without written permission. |
| This Trunk will be up for CHARITY AUCTION!!! Why we have it on our site at all is addressed in our FAQs All of our trunks are original manufacture, and so may have various original marks from being used as luggage. We choose to leave most of these in place as we feel they add a certain character and historical nature to these fine pieces. |
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| Only the second artist's design finished by our resident, "A Rose for Friendship" simply exudes old-world elegance. Created for the St. Vincent DePaul charity, this piece features yellow-gold roses nestled amongst the antique brown and silvered background, symbolizing friendship's rarity and beauty in the world. Inside, antique gold and royal blue add a bit of familiar fanfare, as do the original borders and picture of a fox-hunter with his companion-dogs. Add to all of that the ultra-rare Rose pattern - without a doubt the most sought-after of the public patterns - and the rare double-H-slats adorning both front and sides and you can quickly see how wonderful "A Rose for "Friendship" can be. |