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This baby carriage was reputedly built by sailors under the command of a member of the Ashburnham fa…
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This sleigh was owned by the Mannering family of Dover who purchased it second hand in 1900.It would…
A hand drawn or horse-drawn bier would have been the standard mode of transport for a deceased villa…
A charming Childrens Carriage believed to be of Dutch origin. It is of a fairly simple construction…
Curricles were particularly popular in the late 18th and early 19th century and this example was bui…
A smart and functional Dog Cart for a single or pair of full sized horses. Made by Fulker of Salisbu…
Governess Cars are fairly commonplace, but those built to such a high standard as this are few and f…
The Five Glass Landau is an unusual carriage which instead of having two leather heads in the classi…
A Westminster arch-roof sedan chair which dates from around 1760 with highly polished and japanned b…
Built by Hooper and Co this is recorded as being Queen Victorias 5th State Landau. It is a superb ex…
A Westminster arch-roof sedan chair dating from around 1760 with highly polished and japanned black…
This super little phaeton was used by Queen Victorias grandchildren. There is a surviving photograph…
A local trade vehicle used by H. Betts of 15 Earl Street Maidstone.The Betts family were successful…
This sleigh is thought to have come from Central Europe and is a particularly ornate specimen of car…
A very aesthetically pleasing and beautifully built childs Sleigh of the rococo style. It possibly o…
The use of Sleighs did not really catch on in England due to the country not having prolonged period…
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