Quick view Boys Cocked Yellow Trim Hat On any given day in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area, you'll see a three-cornered hat on visitors as well as interpreters. In the 18th-century, the hats were often "cocked" so a gentleman could show his wig. Some accounts note that the sides... $34.95 Choose Options
Quick view Cascading Floral Girl's Gown and Sash For your little colonist. This beautifully crafted period girl's dress will certainly become one of her favorites. Coming out of the infant and toddler ages, young girls in the 18th century had gowns that were sashed at the waist with a wide ribbon or... $89.00 Choose Options
Quick view Cascading Floral Girl's Pocket A beautifully crafted girl's pocketa colonial accessory and necessity. During the 17th and 18th centuries when women's skirts were full and wide, women wore teardrop-shaped bags around their waists and under their skirt to carry items they needed... $18.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Child's Compass Fan Children's fans often served as memory aids and were printed with dance steps, maps, words to songs and etiquette tips. Thus, a girl could keep her lessons close at hand in social situations. The compass fan is inspired by scenes of youthful instruction... $12.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Cream Trailing Blossoms Girl's Pocket A beautifully crafted girl's pocket—a colonial accessory and necessity. During the 17th and 18th centuries when women's skirts were full and wide, women wore teardrop-shaped bags around their waists and under their skirt to carry items they needed... $18.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Cream Trailing Blossoms Girls Gown and Sash For your little colonist. This beautifully crafted period girl's dress will certainly become one of her favorites. Coming out of the infant and toddler ages, young girls in the 18th century had gowns that were sashed at the waist with a wide ribbon or... $89.00 Choose Options
Quick view Cream Trailing Blossoms Lady's Pocket A beautifully crafted lady's pocket—a colonial accessory and necessity. During the 17th and 18th centuries when women's skirts were full and wide, women wore teardrop-shaped bags around their waists and under their skirt to carry items they needed... $16.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Men's Cocked Black Hat On any given day in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area, you'll see three-cornered hats on visitors as well as interpreters. In the 18th-century, the hats were often "cocked" so a gentleman could show his wig. Some accounts note that the sides became... $24.95 Choose Options
