Black Wool Gaberdine wool These late 18th-century style pieces

These late 18th-century style pieces are perfect for any art or history lover

The Nautical pipe and Coxswain make excellent companions

with a four thickness leather handle

Based off of extant garments

This simple stainless steel plate resembles many tin and pewter plates commonly found from the very early 1700's all of the way through 1840

Black Wool Gaberdine wool These late 18th-century style piecesBlack wool gaberdine is a tightly woven suiting wool with a smooth, firm hand and a subtle diagonal rib visible on close inspection. The weave gives it a clean, orderly surface with very little nap, making it appear crisp rather than fuzzy, even in deep black. This fabric has excellent body and drape, holding sharp lines while still moving well with the wearer. Historically, gaberdine weaves were favored for garments that needed to look polished and