In this episode, we take a closer look at Victorian fire Mustache Guards—Moustache cups or mugs were quite popular with the gentleman of the Victorian era. With the fashion of having styled moustaches, usually held to stiff perfection with moustache wax, it was difficult to enjoy hot drinks such as tea without staining or ruining facial hair.
Thus the moustache guard was added to cups and mugs for gentleman to enjoy their hot beverages without worry. No droopy moustaches here!
In this episode, we take a look at a stuffed bulldog lithograph print from the late 19th century, made by the Arnold Printworks company. Patented in either 1892 or 1902, this fabric-printed and straw-…
In this episode, we take a closer look at Victorian FIRE SCREENS—an essential accessory for any well-to-do lady. Worried about their complexion, women used these screens to shield their skin from the heat…
Welcome to Sherbrooke Village's Collection's Corner, where our Collection Assistant, Madison Howard, unveils the hidden gems of Sherbrooke Village. In her first spotlight, discover a pair of…