Hutch-Chest with a curved lid

The "hutch" originally referred to a domed accessory attached to a flat chest for storing everyday items during travel. The lid subsequently took on the domed shape of the accessory, which increased its resistance to loads and water.

This piece of oak furniture is decorated with leather upholstery secured by numerous decorative studs, which contribute to the overall decoration, while the leather acts as a barrier against moisture. Stamped iron strips form a lattice divided into alternating square and diamond compartments. The side handles made loading and transport easy.