Small, light, two-wheeled wagonette-type carts with rounded or tub shape entered through a door in the rear and with bodies of wood or basketwork; usually drawn by ponies and considered safe for children to ride; developed in England in the late 19th century.
AAT
3000226545
cars, governess
cart, governess
carts, governess
carts, tub
governess cars
tub carts
tub-carts
12yrs ago
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