Pointed Lappet Cap | Regency pots The linen fabric broadens the

The linen fabric broadens the rang of appropriate social classes

The collar and cuffs on the sleeves add a level of refinement

To accurately measure for a 1770s waistcoat

This tapered French style rolling pin seems to have been most popular In the late 18th and early 19th centuries

This tankard holds approximately 16oz

Pointed Lappet Cap | Regency pots The linen fabric broadens theA cap is an absolute necessity for any woman in the Regency era. While caps range from simple to extravagant, this basic, close fitting style is typical of the early 19th century. The soft cotton makes it easy to wash and comfortable to wear while providing a properly historical look with an appropriate fabric. The ruffle continues around the entire outer edge of the cap, and the caul allows the hair to be worn higher or lower on the head. Small ties