Travel case with the coat of arms of Weston, Duke of Portland
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
A rectangular chest covered in green leather and velvet, with gilded copper fittings and handles, Paris, ca. 1840; in the lid an ingeniously mounted mirror with silver frame and stand, and hook, with Dutch hallmarks, 1897. All silver pieces are gilt inside, bearing the coat of arms of the Weston family, Dukes of Portland, with inscription: Craignez Honte; key present; lock signed M.G. Paris. Contents: a silver rectangular water jug with removable handle, two silver candlesticks, a silver shaving brush holder, an inkwell with silver lid and screw closure, all in a silver rectangular tray; two rectangular and two square flasks with screw caps and stoppers, one rectangular, two round flasks, three oval boxes, all with silver lids, a silver warming pan with burner and water jug, handle missing. The front of the chest opens. In green leather: writing drawer with two inkwells; two drawers and a flat storage compartment; a leather holder for a comb.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description