Antique Military Chest Major LL Brighton Living room Traditionally it would have been

Traditionally it would have been used as a combination fire bowl

Our current stock has yellow / orange painted initials on the rear of the backrest and some have numbers on their seats

The process provides the leather with a natural aromatic smell and requires skilled craftspeople to complete it successfully

Scaramanga loves the shabby chic surface texture of this country-farmhouse piece of wall furniture

This historical piece is exceptionally well fabricated - built to last - and shows a high level of craftsmanship

Antique Military Chest Major LL Brighton Living room Traditionally it would have beenImagine this antique black military chest as a novel low rise coffee table? Alternatively, the trunk could also become an end of end or an under bed storage area. The options are open and only limited by your imagination! The chest belonged to Major Leslie Lawrence Brighton of the Australian Army. During WW2 he served in Europe and then Tripoli, Middle East for the 'General Staff' at 9th Australian Division. There is also a record of him serving for