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This sleigh is thought to have come from Central Europe and is a particularly ornate specimen of car…
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Invalid Carriage built by Alfred Carter, of 47 Holborn Viaduct, London designed to be propelled by a…
Pretty much every estate would have had a Governess Cart in within the estate vehicles and so it is…
The Five Glass Landau is an unusual carriage which instead of having two leather heads in the classi…
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The Tolsey Museum is a small museum in the charming town of Burford. It houses a wide range of colle…
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An example of a Shelburne Landau for a pair of horses with an angular profile, leather hood and spru…
Friesland Sjees are a rather rare sight in the United Kingdom. The word sjees corresponds to the wor…
An invalid Carriage built during the first half of the nineteenth century, the builders name is engr…
The Droitzschka comes in various forms usually with the main defining feature being a bench seat run…
Luton Culture incorporates the musuems run by the county council. Stockwood Park Discovery Centre ha…
A Demi-Mail Phaeton with an angular cut out in the body, a leather head and seats for the driver and…
Governess Cars are fairly commonplace, but those built to such a high standard as this are few and f…
This is another example in the Erddig carriage collection of an older carriage being converted at a…
Built for the Marquess of Lansdowne, this Chariot carries its owners coats of arms on the side panel…
This is undoubtedly one of the most important carriages in the Tyrwhitt-Drake Carriage Museum and is…
Photograph of the Chariot belonging to the Popham family of Littlecote Hall, Hungerford.
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