![]() 1700's Fashionable Straw Flat Hat- Pleated ribbon forms trim around the crown and long ribbon ties. Photo shows optional turned up back with ribbon bow.#H8- Prices begin at $65.00 |
![]() Early 20th century hat- Equally at home in downtown Abbey or downtown Philadelphia, this stunning silk hat is characterized by an oval brim - widest at the sides. Crushed folds of silk encircle the crown which is accented with a large flower.#H9- $175.00 |
![]() 1860's - HIGH CROWN HAT- Introduced late in 1862 this style became a popular accessory, especially with jacket ensembles. Silk hat is trimmed with ribbons, plumes and/or flowers. Colors: black, browns, grays, greens, scarlet, blues#H12- $120.00 |
![]() 1790's until 1830's Fashionable Turban- Fashionable for full dress occasions in the first three decades of the 1800's. Turbans are light in wieght, made of plain, plaid, or figured silks and cottons draped over a foundation. Adapted from originals.TURBAN #H10- $115.00Please call for available fabrics. |
![]() 1800-1819 FEDERAL LOW CROWN HAT- Silk covering a buckram frame forms the basic hat which was trimmed with ribbons, flowers and/or plumes in great variety. Crown is 4” high. Ribbons fasten under the chin. Available colors: yellow, blue, green, brown, gold, red#h17- $120.00 |
![]() 1810-1820 FEDERAL HIGH CROWN HAT- The High Crown hat demonstrates the trend for a larger hats which continued into the 1820’s and 1830’s. This is a silk hat over buckram foundation; crown height is 6”. Illustrated are two of various methods to trim the hat with ribbons, flowers and plumes. Colors as above.#h18- $130.00 |
![]() 1840’s to 1870’s LOW CROWN HAT- Popular for women and children, this hat is silk over a buckram foundation. It is trimmed with ribbon and a plume or flowers. Tape ties hold it on the head. Pattern containsHAT #H2- $115.00 (note circumference of head on order form)PATTERN #9104- $16.00 (pattern contains 2 sizes) |
![]() 1850's & 1860's THE GLENGARRY CAP- Ribbon cockade and streamers trim this informal woman's and young ladies' wool cap, a Civil War era favorite often worn with zouave jackets. Pattern contains 3 sizes.PATTERN #9401- $16.00 (contains all sizes) |
© 2000 - 2012 All images are copyrighted by Lynnette R. Miller c/o Miller's Millinery. No drawing or photographic image from this site may be used without permission. Prices subject to change without notice.