Victorian Campaign Bath

Name: Victorian Campaign Bath
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA817842
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by witchantiques.com

Description

A late Victorian campaign in absolutely barnfind condition with holes and cracks to the bottom it will no longer hold water but it is such a great decorators piece it is best left exactly as it is. One can only wonder at the hierarchy of the British Army, the the upper Echelons of the forces could travel to war in such luxury. This would only be one item to be taken to war among many other many others would be the trunks of silverware, porcelain, camphorwood furniture and writing boxes etc. Hard to believe in todays era. A piece of history in untouched condition.

Physical Dimensions

Height

55cm (21.65")

Width

169cm (66.54")

Depth

67cm (26.38")

Declaration

witchantiques.com has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA817842

Dealers Internal Reference

B-357

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Description

A late Victorian campaign in absolutely barnfind condition with holes and cracks to the bottom it will no longer hold water but it is such a great decorators piece it is best left exactly as it is.

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One can only wonder at the hierarchy of the British Army, the the upper Echelons of the forces could travel to war in such luxury.

witchantiques.com

This would only be one item to be taken to war among many other many others would be the trunks of silverware, porcelain, camphorwood furniture and writing boxes etc. Hard to believe in todays era. A piece of history in untouched condition.