The Louis Vuitton Monogram canvas is one of the most recognizable textiles in luxury brands. This trunk's canvas is a woven jacquard, the earliest form of the Monogram canvas that was developed by Georges Vuitton in 1896.

Stickers on the sides indicate that it was carried on the Cunard Cruise Line which was the rival and eventual owner of White Star Line, the company to which the H.M.S. Titanic belonged.

Label: I. Rue Scribe / Paris / Louis Vuitton / 149. New Bond St. / London
Style/Serial Number: N/A

Detailed Features
43.25" L x 22" H x 22.25" W
Main textile: Two-tone monogram linen canvas stretched over wood frame
Trim: Stained wood slats
Lining: White polished linen canvas
Hardware type: Brass metal
Handles: Dual side metal handles
External details: Front brass three latch closures, stained wood slats rivetted to each side, black painted metal edging and brass endcaps, and bottom metal wheels
Interior details: White polished linen canvas lined padded and quilted lid with white tape and brass tacks, built-in shelving brackets for removable tray
Additions: Removable canvas lined tray with web ribbon Louis Vuitton straps
Country of origin: N/A