Hooded buggy, with dickey seat
- Made:
- c1850 in London
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Hooded buggy, with dickey seat, built by Holland and Holland of London, mid 1800s.
Hooded buggy (two wheels) for a single horse. This carriage has sham caning covered panels on the body and cane wheel protectors. The gig has shafts, a swingletree, two candle lamps and rubber mats to footboards. The body is sprung on two side and two cross springs. The interior upholstery has two Melton cushions and the livery is in brown with brown trim and red stripe flanked by single red lining, in original condition.
Details
- Category:
- Road Transport
- Object Number:
- 1937-836
- Materials:
- wood (unidentified), cane, leather, textile and metal (ferrous)
- Measurements:
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overall: 2505 mm x 3965 mm x 1670 mm,
- type:
- buggy
- credit:
- Savile, Lady Margaret
