A Large Early 20thC Canvas, Leather & Wooden Bound Cabin Trunk by H. L. Pullin sub-Antiques “Don’t leave Your Cat To

“Don’t leave Your Cat To Starve While You Are On Holiday”

this piece is a good example of arts and crafts period furniture in its more dramatic form

5 inches (with portholes)

often working out of booths at fairs or markets and silhouettes reached the peak of their popularity in the United States from about 1790 to 1840

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A Large Early 20thC Canvas, Leather & Wooden Bound Cabin Trunk by H. L. Pullin sub-Antiques “Don’t leave Your Cat ToOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Height: 12 inches (when flat) Width: 27 inches Depth: 18 inches The canvas and leather trunk, warranted Ford's, with hinged opening lid to reveal trader's label and apple green pinstripe interior with chrome inserts, the whole having a plethora of evocative traveling labels still present, painted initials . B. O. V and original wooden rails to the base, survives from