REGENCY

In the brief Regency period, which we always associate with Jane Austen, dress could not have been more different from all that had gone before. Ladies abandoned layers of clothing in favour of simple little shift like dresses, remarkably similar to those worn by young girls. Gentlemen became figure conscious in their very tight fitting new trousers and tail coats. The greatest source of inspiration was the classical world and its influence can be seen as clearly in the houses of the time as the clothes of their inhabitants.

 Neville, gentleman in regimentals 1800-20   £46

Robert #1, gentleman 1800-20   £46

Eleanor #1, lady in indoor dress 1800-20   £30

Robert #2, gentleman 1800-20  £46

Christopher, 7-8 year old boy 1780-1820   £30

Hannah, nursemaid 1800-20   £46

Sophie, baby in long gown 1700 onwards   £18

Lydia, 7-8 year old girl 1800-20   £30

Kitty, maidservant 1800-20   £37

Clarence, manservant / butler / valet 1800-20   £37

Janet, cook 1800-20   £37

 

Eli, gardener / farmer 1780-1870   £46

Elsie,  scullery maid 1800-30     £30

Jemima, lady in outdoor dress 1800-20      £46

 

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Bertha, older lady in indoor dress 1800-20   £37

Beth, 3-4 year old girl 1800-20   £30

Aubrey, parson / lawyer 1800-20   £37
Ambrose.jpg (26343 bytes) Ambrose, coachman 1790-1870   £46

Beatrice, bride 1800-20   £46

Hermione, older lady in outdoor dress 1800-20   £55

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 Eleanor #2, lady in indoor dress 1800-20    £30

Christopher #2, 7-8 year old boy 1780-1820   £30

Frederick, older gentleman 1800-50   £46

Sharpe, Officer 95th Rifles 1800-20   £55

Eleanor #3, lady in indoor dress 1800-20    £30

Horatio, Naval officer 1800-20   £46

These are all commissions that could be repeated

Footman,   1800-50   £55

Older lady's maid 1800-20  £37

Private, 16th Light Dragoons 1814  £55

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