Victorian Hats Merch

Originally, in Victorian times, hats were used as protection from the sun but, in later years, the hats became a symbol of style. I saw these hats at a booth at a Victorian festival.

Top hat seamless pattern.

A portrait of five Victorian cats wearing suits, ties, and hats. All five cats looking very serious and seriously cute in their silly outfits. This design was created by AI Art Originals, generated by Midjourney. A fun gift for a cat lover who enjoys a bit of silliness.

Victorian style top hats on a shelf. Ready for a Dicken's Christmas Carol or Oliver Twist. Copyright Robert Alsop images. Costume hats.

A group of victorian men out for bike ride wearing period clothing during winter time.

Taken from my original acrylic on canvas painting titled Rowena witch. Copyright Renee L. Lavoie Reference picture taken from pexels

Thirty-five individual miniature portraits freshen up Victorian looks! Great for assigning roles at your ttrpg tea party or adorning a ladylike space. Backgrounds of emerald, cornflower, and ashes-of-roses reflect the rich colors that real Victorian ladies preferred.

Black Top Hat Throughout the 19th century, the top hat was a mainstay of Victorian life: a man in a topper was well-to-do, respectable, a man of industry. But now the top hat is only a caricature of the upper class privilege it once represented. Its history traces a line through dandies, beavers, silk, and madness These photos were taken in my studio for my "stock" collection but thought they may make interesting & unique photos for various products. These images are called cut outs or cutouts that are often used in newspapers for products. These images are produced and edited to a professional standard By Paul Thompson Photography

Vintage childrens art print from an old book..digitally enhanced

A beautiful girl in a hat is reading a book by the window. That's her, Anna Karenina.

A Parliament of Owls It is difficult to pinpoint proximal causes for the undeniable peculiarities of the Kestrel sisters. Local rumors blamed an ancient horned owl that screeched into their mother’s chambers through an open window several evenings before her due date, resulting in a premature labor. Despite being identical twins, the girls were born three days apart, an ordeal that marked the beginning of the end of their mother. Seeing the girls’ heads rotate 270 degrees to stare at her when they were laid on their stomachs probably finished her off, but not before she’d had a chance to name the girls Minerva and Athena. That night, the horned owl flew into the nursery and perched on the edge of their crib, a ritual it repeated ...

A Collection of Valentine’s Day postcards that are 100 years or more old. Together, they make up a wonderful pattern.

Cassandra and her two penguin pals, Percival and Popsicle are all decked out for the holidays! Invite them to share your holiday cheer or send to a loved one. This 4.25" x 6.5" original collage is constructed of handcut vintage images on art paper and mounted on 5" x 7" illustrations board. It is accented with dresden trim, satin ribbon and crystals. This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2014. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!

The Museum of Lincolnshire Life has social history exhibits in Victorian barracks. The Collection is a museum displaying local archaeology. The photo was taken in July, 2019

A simple painting that is designed to look like a man wearing a top hat and a monocle. A very posh fellow he is, isn't he?

Vintage millinery: March 1894

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