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This Bath Chair was built by John Ward of London in the late nineteenth century. John Ward was a ren…
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Invalid Carriage for a single pony or donkey. This carriage has a black leather covered canvas head.…
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John Frederick Herring was born in London in 1795. Herring spent the first eighteen years of his lif…
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Invalid Carriage built by Alfred Carter, of 47 Holborn Viaduct, London designed to be propelled by a…
A carriage for taking pleasure drives in around parks with seating for two people. This Barouche has…
The Five Glass Landau is an unusual carriage which instead of having two leather heads in the classi…
Built by Hooper and Co this is recorded as being Queen Victorias 5th State Landau. It is a superb ex…
This carriage has, until recently, been listed as an Invalid Carriage dating from the turn of the tw…
This is a high quality brougham by a top London coachbuilder. Broughams are not an uncommon carriage…
An example of a Shelburne Landau for a pair of horses with an angular profile, leather hood and spru…
A Wagonette Omnibus for a pair or team of horses. Painted in brown, black an red with black lining a…
Pony Phaetons were driven by ladies around parks and estates. They are lightweight elegant little ca…
The Droitzschka comes in various forms usually with the main defining feature being a bench seat run…
TownCoach for a pair or team of horses built by Turrill and Sons of London. A typical 19th century t…
Private Drag for a team of horses. This carriage has a centre pole and is sprung with telegraph spri…
A Landau of standard shape and proportions for a team of four horses, with a folding leather hood, S…
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