An authentic mid‑19th‑century Sea chest, a beautifully timeworn piece that carries every mark of its 170+ years with pride. This is not a reproduction—it’s a genuine survivor from the 1850s, offering the kind of rustic character and craftsmanship that only true age can create. This traveled to Utah with pioneers from England.

Key Features

• Original worn metal fixtures with a soft, oxidized patina that speaks to decades of travel and use. • Hand‑forged nails and early woodworking techniques visible throughout—an unmistakable hallmark of pre‑industrial craftsmanship. • Lightweight for its size, thanks to the naturally aged, air‑dried wood that has become featherlight over generations. • Rich, weathered wood grain with deep texture, natural fading, and the kind of imperfections collectors love. • Fragile, works for display, staging, or storage, while retaining its authentically rustic feel, but not strong enough to carry things anymore.

Why This Trunk Stands Out

This Sea Chest is the kind of piece interior designers hunt for: raw, unpolished, and full of soul. Its lightweight nature makes it easy to move and style, whether you’re using it as:

• A photography or film prop • A statement piece in a rustic, farmhouse, or heritage‑inspired space • A collectible artifact 20” high at peak of dome for antique enthusiasts

Expect heavy patina, wear, and age‑appropriate imperfections—exactly what makes this trunk so compelling. Every scratch, nail, and worn edge adds to its authenticity and charm.

32” wide 18” deep 20” high at peak of dome