An Outstanding Victorian Fancy Dress Costume of a Medieval Courtier sub-Antiques The Larger:

The Larger:

France and Holland from 1909-1914 as a semi-professional with an oriental number as "Bel-Kassem" and "Kedour"

The first metal nutcracker dates from the third or fourth century B

Coventry and of course Liverpool and Chester to name but a few

This is a highly idiosyncratic piece that demands ones attention

An Outstanding Victorian Fancy Dress Costume of a Medieval Courtier sub-Antiques The Larger:Origin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Shoes: 11 inches long Hose: 27 inches long Cape: 28 inches (at longest part) Other measurements on request. Composed of cape, doublet, hose and complete with matching shoes, all of black silk taffeta trimmed with pierced ribbon and faced in canary yellow satin. Each piece of the ensemble is very finely hand cut and stitched. The cape is fastened with an original