18th Century French Antique Louis XIII Style Trunk A stunning beginning of the 18th Century Trunk-Bench handcrafted from pine and walnut. This nicely patinated piece features a pair of bold armrests standing upon a folding seat accented with diamond pattern and providing its original wrought iron hinges. The storage compartment is large and convenient. A large wrought iron escutcheon mounts the facade but the original lock is missing. The bottom part is carved all around which allow you to place this item in a middle of a room. Note that the legs are not original and were replaced at some point. Circa date 1700. Dimensions 37"high/ 25"seat height/ 64 ½"wide/ 26"deep.  

19th Century Italian Antique Renaissance Style Trunk Elegant and heavily carved trunk made of walnut and embellished with an intricate stucco facade flanked by turned columns. The inside reveals an efficient storage capacity. Circa date 1890. Dimensions 26"high/ 57 1/2"long/ 16 1/2"deep.  

17th Century French Antique Renaissance Period Trunk Late 17th Century Trunk handcrafted from solid poplar and featuring bold diamond panels and original escutcheon on its façade. The hinges supporting the folding top have been replaced at some point (estimated end 19th Century). The left side features a simple floral embellishment which can be the Label of the cabinetmaker who built this item. Circa date 1680. Dimensions 27 ½"high/ 47"wide/ 21"deep.  

17th Century French Antique Renaissance Style Trunk This is an interesting Trunk made from solid oak by the last quarter to the 17th Century during the Reign of Louis XIV. This piece comes originally from "Avignon" in the South of France considered as the city of the Popes during the Middle Age. The folding top reveals a large storage compartment and sits upon simply but lovely handcrafted façade and sides featuring arches patterns (Typical from Avignon). This piece has indeed several imperfections such has scratches, cracks and dents due to the age. The façade has warped a little but this item can still be locked thanks of a massive lock and key added during the 18th century. Circa date 1680. Dimensions 25 ¼"high/ 48"wide/ 20 ½"deep.