Travel Cases

Editorial reconstruction of an open black leather travelling case with an olive fitted interior, silver-mounted glass vessels, a carriage clock and grooming tools.

Archive Record 010: An Aucoc-Marked Travelling Service with a Leuchars-Geffroy Clock

A French travelling toilet service with Aucoc maker’s marks and a Leuchars-Geffroy carriage clock reveals how fitting, manufacture and retail identity could meet within one complex case.

Rectangular glass jar with a hinged silver-gilt cover bearing Crown Prince Gustaf’s crowned monogram.

Archive Record 007: Crown Prince Gustaf’s Leuchars Travelling Service, 1878

Livrustkammaren preserves Leuchars-marked components from a travelling dressing service used by Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden, dated principally to 1877–1878.

Closed black lacquer medicine chest with floral and bird inlay and aged brass fittings.

Archive Record 005: A Leuchars Medicine Chest, c.1830

The Science Museum Group preserves a decorated medicine chest associated with Leuchars of London, dated circa 1830 and fitted with twelve glass bottles from Dinneford of New Bond Street.