This is an online collection of some stupendous examples of historical gloves. It’s a bit of a pig because it’s picture-heavy, but the gloves are worth waiting for. There are knitted ones and there are leather ones, embroidered ones and just plain beautiful ones. They’re dated, so it’s a good research source for you historical writers.
Click through when you have some time to browse.
Look HERE.



4 responses to “The Worshipful Company of Glovers”
Ohhh I’ve already spent loads of time there today…
Gorgeous, and how sexy were those Edwardian mousquetaires with the opening unbuttoned just over a lady’s pulse point?
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I haven’t gotten to those yet, Diana. That site is a seductive little timesink, isn’t it?
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Oh that is a dangerous site indeed. Every glove I looked at my brain tried to figure out who wore them and what they were like. Before I knew it I had daydreamed away a couple hours. LOL.
The detailing on some of them were just breathtaking.
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Wow – cool site! Thanks for the link – I’ll go drool some more when I have time. It may show up as a future link of the day on my blog – with creds to you 🙂
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