A Fanciful Victorian Silk, Sequin & Paste Stone Garter

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A Fanciful Victorian Silk, Sequin & Paste Stone GarterOrigin: English Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 Length: 14 inches Width: 1. 25 inches Once worn by a lady of rank and fashion, in turquoise peacock blue flecked with gold sequins spelling out the latin Honi soit qui mal y pense and terminating in a devils tail paste stone buckle. As this garter is around one hundred and fifty years old there are some sequins and paste stones missing and one end is slightly frayed with

he was brought out and exhibited at the Selborne Hall

lifting it to decorative and vintage decadence

Presenting Merlin

with the well-defined facial features cast sharp

1st Baronet

The drug has a slight odour

that for us this is a side issue

The Wall of Death has the audience viewing the spectacle from the top of the drum

the stained pine now evocatively chipped and worn

and combine to create a lovely and striking example of period design

Overall Height: 39

whilst they enjoy all the fun of the fair