Objects & Miscellaney

Regency ceramics, silhouettes, dressing table items, and more.

Ceramics & Glassware

High quality cobalt oxide was used to create the distinctive rich blue glass from Bristol, known as Bristol Blue...

This collection features a type of transfer ware specific to the English Regency period...

Painted silhouettes, as opposed to cut paper ones, were popular during the late 18th and early 19th centuries...

Silhouettes were set into all sorts of jewelry: rings, brooches, lockets, bracelets...

A perfume étui contains only bottles for perfume, and sometimes a tiny funnel for decanting...

These bottles came to be known as "throwaways" since they were generally tossed out when empty...

Pocket Books served the purpose of the pre-cell phone Day Timer...

A 1799 pocket map of London, with hackney fares, folded in a marbleized slip case...

Some of Candice's fashion prints are used in this comprehensive guide to Regency Fashion...

Two of Candice's fashion prints are used in this book about Jane Austen and fashion...