Polygar`s Knife, Malay Kris, Tartar Sword in Brass-Mounted Shagreen Scabbard, Rob Roy`s Dirk. Hunting Knives or Couteaux de Chasse.
Category: England
Period Costumes and Fashion from England, Regency, Empire, Georgian, Directory, Victorian and Tudor dresses.
Border war horn and James VI.’s hunting-bottle. Sir Walter Scott.
The war-horn, which resembles an ordinary cow horn, is hooped with iron’. It has a double chain attached to each end by rings. The length of the horn is 22 1/2 inches, the diameter nearly 4 inches.
Sir Walter Scott’s body clothes. Coat, waistcoat, hat and walking stick.
These clothes may very probably be the same as those worn by Sir Walter when he sat for his last portrait, a few months before his death.
Abbotsford, desk and chair of Sir Walter Scott.
THE desk so long used by Sir Walter, and “his own huge elbow chair,” are familiar to all who have visited Abbotsford.
Regency petticoat of white satin. Robe of orange-colored crape.
Evening Dress, March 1796. White satin petticoat. Robe of orange-colored crape.
Regency cottage cap. Spencer of maroon satin 1796.
Regency cottage cap. Spencer of maroon satin. Muslin petticoat. The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 2. Published by Nikolaus von Heideloff, London. Georgian fashion era. Costume in the time of Jane… Read More
Regency Roman style dress. Petticoat of puce-colored satin.
Regency Roman style dress. Petticoat of puce-colored satin. The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 2. Published by Nikolaus von Heideloff, London. Georgian fashion era. Neoclassical costume in the time of Jane… Read More
Chiffon of white satin. Regency court dress 1796.
Neoclassical costume in the time of Jane Austen. The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 2 by Nikolaus von Heideloff.
Mourning dresses. August 1794. Robes of black taffeta.
Regency mourning dresses 1794. Robe and petticoat of black taffeta. The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 1. 1794, by Nikolaus von Heideloff.
Two Ladies en Negligé taking an airing in a phaeton.
Two Ladies en Negligé taking an airing in a phaeton. The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 1,. April 1794 to March 1795. Published by Nikolaus von Heideloff, London.