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Princess Elizabeth - 1546
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Fitted Bodice with Sleeves
and Points
The Bodice is closely fitted to the individual. Several variations are available, depending on the era you wish to represent: front or back opening; lace up or hook and eye closures; tight sleeve, folded back cuff, tied on with "Points", or hanging sleeves; high neck, Partlet, or with or with out Ruff. The cost of your Bodice would depend on your choices, however I've made a Bodice with Tied on Sleeves, without trimming, that cost $275.00 Trimming and Beading are available on a "Time & Materials" basis. |
| Underskirt
with Forepart The Underskirt goes over the Hoop Petticoat. Most of the skirt is made of muslin while the front panel, or Forepart, is made of Damask to compliment the Overskirt. The Forepart, in general, is heavily beaded and decorated. (Decorating and/or beading is available on a "time & materials" basis.) Underskirt with Forepart: Untrimmed: $70.00
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Elizabethan Man |
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The burgundy Jacquard Doublet closes down the
front with hook & eyes. The sleeves are cuffed in white cotton and lace.
The Jerkin and Cloak are made of 100% cotton velvet, and trimmed with gold
embroidered ribbon & gold gimp. The pansied Slops are of burgundy Jacquard
with panes of black cotton velvet & trimmed to match the Jerkin. Doublet - $350.00 Jerkin - $325.00 Pansied Slops - $495.00 Cape - $310.00
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1590's Ladies Surcoat Worn both on Progress and in the Bed Chamber, this Surcoat was quite versatile! Our Surcoat features hook & eye closure down the front, hanging sleeves with sleeve caps, and a pleated back. The sleeves are fully lined. Custom trim & beading is available on a "time & materials" basis. Shown in a lavendar jaquard, edged with gold trimmed ribbon and glass pearls. Surcoat - Untrimmed: $220.00 |
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Untab'd Corset |
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A corset is a necessity to achieve the tubular shape of the 16th century gowns. The corset is individually constructed to your measurements for a perfect fit. Made of canvas and covered in cotton or damask, the corset is fully boned with steel boning and the traditional wooden
busk. Untab'd Corset: $155.00 |
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The Bum Roll was worn under the skirts of the Tudor Era gown to enhance a woman's figure and to re-distribute the weight of the fabric around the hips. The Bum Roll is made of 100% cotton denim, gros grain ribbon ties, and stuffed with (gasp!) acrylic batting. Built to size. |
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Hoop Petticoat |
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Our 4 boned petticoat is made of cotton with four removable "bones" for washing |
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| 1540 French Hood | |
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| 1530 English Hood | 1530 French Hood |
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All three of my Hoods are completely hand-worked. They are constructed from double layered buckram with wired edges. They can be covered in almost any fabric to match your gown. You may choose to trim and bead the Hood yourself, or I can do it for you. All three Hoods require a black veil pinned to the back of the
Crescent to trail down your back. |
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Ostrich Feather Fan |
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Popular during the 1500's, Lords and Ladies
alike would keep themselves cool with an Ostrich plume fan. Our fan has
oak for it's turned spindle handle and fan head. A small hole is drilled
through the end of the handle for a chain or cord. A minimum of 24
plumes are used for fullness. A coordinating semiprecious stone in a
bezel setting graces the front of the fan head with a 2" mirror on
the back for preening. Please call for color availability.
Ostrich Plume Fan $75.00 |
