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This gig was once a stylish lightweight carriage for pleasure driving with a single pony. It found i…
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A gentleman drives his family out in an American carriage known as a Side Bar Buggy.
An American photograph of a four wheeled Bakers Cart being driven by a lady with a male companion. C…
A rather comical photograph of four Victorian ladies and a Battlesden Cart.A Battlesden Car was a va…
This carriage has, until recently, been listed as an Invalid Carriage dating from the turn of the tw…
This carriage is exactly as a Stanhope Gig ought to be. The body has a Tilbury boot vertical rear pa…
A phaeton is a four-wheeled carriage that was driven by the owner, and never by his professional coa…
A Westminster arch-roof sedan chair dating from around 1760 with highly polished and japanned black…
A Landau of standard shape and proportions for a team of four horses, with a folding leather hood, S…
A very well appointed coach in original condition. There are a few unusual features such as the brac…
Whitechapel Cart built by Linington of Portsmouth circa 1890 for a single horse or a tandem. This ca…
A Travelling Coach for a team of four or six horses in original unused condition. The coach has a co…
A Growler for a single horse. This carriage was a working vehicle and has an angular profile and mai…
McNaught Co were a good firm of coachbuilders but perhaps not really known for producing Town Coach…
Punch Carriage built by Hayman and Co. of Exeter circa 1870 for a single horse. This carriage has an…
The Five Glass Landau is an unusual carriage which instead of having two leather heads in the classi…
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