I'm fascinated the impact of something I have absolutely no use for has created so much desire in me; I think it must be the admiration of the quality of workmanship and sheer decadence. I don't even have the two servants required to carry it for me.
What a beautiful piece..Well rescued from it’s life of darkness.. They certainly knew how to travel in style back then and how to make “a big suitcase “a thing of beauty..Absolutely love it.!!👍
I find your channel very educational. I have been to Oslo at least 10 times (for work) but had no idea it was formerly known as Kristiana. And I now know what a Dobby loom is. I suppose this type of trunk is the forerunner of the modern flight case used to transport electronic equipment.
Thank you …. Oh for the days of porters at stations etc…. They were built to travel and to last…. I’m glad there is a place still for them in home decor etc🤝🙏
Greetings from Lisbon - Portugal, Extremely interesting and entertaining video on a luggage piece with lots of History!!! Hope you will issue more of these in the coming future All the best
Helping the algorithm with a comment. Had hoped to visit the shop in about 10 days but now looking unlikely sadly as visiting family for the weekend nearby but they have my visit all planned out
Families do that. I’ve family not too far from London. Each visit I plan a few days in the city. Never got there yet. I love them but they can be a little OTT. Oh, I like shop too, would enjoy seeing it in real life.
Personally, I am not enamoured by the idea of a trunk as a table or any kind of ornament. And they are pretty useless as a functioning piece of luggage. I do admire the craftsmanship of the trunk and would spend hours trying to research its original owner and its history. We do have a large living room (80’ x 25’) in our converted barn and have an old laundry basket as a log box but I wouldn’t dream of using such a trunk for that. So, not for me but clearly there is a large market out there
I'm fascinated the impact of something I have absolutely no use for has created so much desire in me; I think it must be the admiration of the quality of workmanship and sheer decadence. I don't even have the two servants required to carry it for me.
😂😂🙏🙏🤝
What a beautiful piece..Well rescued from it’s life of darkness..
They certainly knew how to travel in style back then and how to make “a big suitcase “a thing of beauty..Absolutely love it.!!👍
Glad you enjoyed it🤝🤝
Gorgeous piece.
Many thanks🙏🥂
I find your channel very educational. I have been to Oslo at least 10 times (for work) but had no idea it was formerly known as Kristiana. And I now know what a Dobby loom is. I suppose this type of trunk is the forerunner of the modern flight case used to transport electronic equipment.
Thank you …. Oh for the days of porters at stations etc…. They were built to travel and to last…. I’m glad there is a place still for them in home decor etc🤝🙏
I am always learning something new from you/your channel.
Glad to hear it!🤝
BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank you🥂🥂
Lovely trunk
Thank you🤝😊
Your presentation is very nice.
Greetings from Dubai
Thanks and welcome🤝🤝
Greetings from Lisbon - Portugal,
Extremely interesting and entertaining video on a luggage piece with lots of History!!!
Hope you will issue more of these in the coming future
All the best
As we find them… we will try!… best wishes🤝
Fabulous piece
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Beautiful workmanship
Thank you very much!🤝
Helping the algorithm with a comment. Had hoped to visit the shop in about 10 days but now looking unlikely sadly as visiting family for the weekend nearby but they have my visit all planned out
I hope you will make it soon in to the shop🤝🤝
@@rhodeswood5513 Me too
Families do that. I’ve family not too far from London. Each visit I plan a few days in the city. Never got there yet.
I love them but they can be a little OTT.
Oh, I like shop too, would enjoy seeing it in real life.
This chair and the box on it looks like ancient Egypt furniture to me
The luggage stand is English and the trunk is French. Coincidently the earlier video showed an LV trunk originally bought in Egypt🤝
I want a 4 slot Goyard watch box 👌🏽
You may need a few if you buy more watches🤷🏻♂️🤝😂
Thanks for your work on this channel! Can you tell me what model pouch that is?
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Personally, I am not enamoured by the idea of a trunk as a table or any kind of ornament. And they are pretty useless as a functioning piece of luggage. I do admire the craftsmanship of the trunk and would spend hours trying to research its original owner and its history. We do have a large living room (80’ x 25’) in our converted barn and have an old laundry basket as a log box but I wouldn’t dream of using such a trunk for that. So, not for me but clearly there is a large market out there
Pray for Pastor Steven Anderson and his family.
Does he need a Goyard trunk?
Who he?
@@russ9921 He needs his family back he has been instationalized in Arizona
@@russ9921 Will I don't know, but he could store his B.D.S.M gear in the trunk.
@@markmiwurdz2248 He's a Pastor from Arizona.