According to certain information built ca. 1890 by Fa. Carl Wolf in Rosswein. Since this has been a factory for axle springs and drop forging it can be that the information about the producer only apply to the iron parts. The carriage has been restored in 1992 by the Fa. Victoria, PL - 89-530 Sliwice One can detect a wine red box with yellow lines on a dark green chassis which has yellow lines as well. As special feature the carriage has a groom seat. The entrance is covered by a protection which has been applied to the door. The seat and the back rests are in buttoned padding, synthetic crème coloured satin, in the same shade as the roof interior and the boards. The wheels are fitted with iron tyres. A handbrake functions as parking brake. The brake used to function as service brake as well. An extra service brake has been built in afterwards through disc brakes, which are operated with foot pedals at the rear wheels. Painted wooden mud guards in the same shade as the box. Lighting with carriage lamps on both sides. The chassis has double elliptic springs in front. At the rear down a springs set and on the top a half spring set with transverse spring to increase the riding comfort. The hitching takes place through whippletrees on a pivot. The carriage is ready to ride and has been stored properly. A stately carriage for a ride with several passengers, with a coachman and a co-coachman. It is possible to view the carriage on Friday, September the 30th, 2016 at 16:00. This carriage can be seen and picked up in: Bremen (Germany) . The offers do not include the costs of transportation and export, unless it has been stated explicitly to be otherwise. Es handelt sich hierbei um a gebrauchtes Objekt. It is recommended to view the carriage before bidding, to avoid later disappointment. Please contact Catawiki for a viewing appointment or more information about the vehicle.