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Open hunting "Wurst” carriage with revolving seat

around 1820 | Hofsattlerei

This carriage was built for Prince Leopold of Bourbon-Salerno, a son-in-law of the Emperor Franz I. As he was rather corpulent, his hunting carriage was equipped with a revolving seat: he was thus able to kill the game being driven towards him without having to move from his seat. (MKR)

Open hunting
Open hunting

This carriage was built for Prince Leopold of Bourbon-Salerno, a son-in-law of the Emperor Franz I. As he was rather corpulent, his hunting carriage was equipped with a revolving seat: he was thus able to kill the game being driven towards him without having to move from his seat. (MKR)

Production:
Hofsattlerei

Time:
around 1820

Object Name
Open hunting "Wurst” carriage with revolving seat

Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Wagenburg

Invs.
Wagenburg, W 58 1