Golf Bag and Club Trolley Metal Trinket Box with Hinged Lid

This little metal trinket box takes the shape of a golf bag on a trolley, with its clubs standing up out of the top. The bag is multicoloured, in glossy panels of red, blue and cream edged in gold, with small clear stones set in neat rows across the front pocket and around the collar. The trolley frame, its handle and the club heads are silver in colour, with black grips and two black wheels picked out in gold. It stands 8cm high, 9cm across and 3.5cm deep, so it sits comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Small enough for a dressing table, a bedside table, a desk or a study shelf, it brings a cheerful touch of the golf course to any corner of the home. The front of the bag lifts open on a hinge to show a small compartment, white inside, that makes a handy home for a ring, a pair of earrings, cufflinks or a ball marker kept safe between rounds. Closed, it looks just like a tiny golf bag waiting by the first tee, and it is as happy on a mantelpiece as it is beside a favourite photograph from a day on the course.

The whole piece is made of metal, with its colours laid on in a smooth, glossy finish and fine gold edging tracing every seam, strap and pocket. Look closely and you will spot the little buckles on the side straps and the carry strap curving round the side of the bag. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from water and harsh polishes, which can dull the colours. It makes a charming gift on its own, and we like it best set at a slight angle on its wheels, as if it has just been pulled off the fairway.

How big is the golf bag trinket box?

It stands 8cm high, 9cm across and 3.5cm deep, small enough to sit in the palm of your hand or on a narrow shelf.

Does the golf bag open?

Yes, the front of the bag lifts open on a hinge to show a small compartment, white inside, for little keepsakes such as a ring or earrings.

What is the trinket box made of?

It is made of metal, finished in glossy red, blue and cream with gold edging, a silver-coloured trolley and clubs, and rows of small clear stones.

Does it stand up on its own?

It rests on the trolley's two wheels and the foot of the bag, so it sits happily on a dressing table, desk, shelf or mantelpiece.

How should I look after it?

Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth now and then, and keep it away from water and harsh polishes, which can dull the colours.

Would it make a good gift?

We think so: a little golf bag with its own clubs and trolley that opens to keep small treasures safe is a charming present to give.